https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b699a78ac33de38a2fc3b895f02a8ae4.pdf 3d23d7411fcc89bc4c28b1843d27a0de PDF Text Text = I • ' .... •~ m C.,1 • t4 ... " , , BROUGHT TO JAil Lao:al Anre11ation Hu 'f'Du11h Job Ahead To 8Qat W<llahmen Charlet Hyaell Held I Local Butde Aa Suspect NEXT SATURDAY ROBBERY -Jacluonton• Have Stronc wood ~ereen Grle5 blond feminine rum ar~ lwnln fello There are o 1ly twenty blond !11m city who aN! ea tabllrhe:d .screen actreal!leB They are By JAME'iJ E HILEft.lAN H Uywooo Calif e-t~t 25---Com Marlon Dav1ea Jem Harlow Ann Gacbo OoroLh)' ~!!r d w th the abWldfl (_'(' or d1uk H:l olnfl Or@ta Mo.rkatll Natalie Moorehead Mary Ncla A1 1ta Pqe Lllyan l'l.&hman Ina Ulllilt' Genevieve Tobb Laun. La Plante Camille Hom a&arlene Dltt lcb Jean Arlbur Edwina OHIO Continued !rom palile one) In :ecttv Compaon Tallulah Bankhead Baclanova Dorothy Lee Lila Lee A barn on the fann of Marlon L Marlo• N1xo Vtrgln o V..JI LUJA! Furbee at Orea.\ Bend was co01 Wtt! kmg crew wu called ttl the car out Of the ditch Pel low companions or GOOding said thert! had been some arvument over payment for the job and Goodine was struck on the Jaw during the 3. tercat on But this blow could 1 not have caused the fractured skull physicians aid Then sunday morning: Goodltll llpp ::1 and ten In the ba.tll tub tu net her <-ould this haye caused I I l t!eUberathtn.l! phys!ciam Detroit, In fad pl;l) 1.e a.r s a ut u los~ _yc:_-;;_ Ia ~ ;u~ o new (X1 Cf y what ccu d hav a s <1 the Cl rei skull 1md I 1 Stat asmuch u the:re was no outwaul ign f thf' lnju Y they admltt rl - - hey wcr... c mp etel bam d Jundlon City SundBy el'tllll., t A ph ys!cla .o.as called t:> ~pend a few days OOOdlngs room Sunday nrternoon Mrs A V Howell dele li-t e Lo thoclw he oc yout fhst complained A ~ u s! ccmpton and Chilli Eu Nat <:onal Convention of ll c J\n er 11a ~' e!t as the l8h I am going banks who are attending Ohio u can Let~:lon Auxlba!li h eld a De to d e An exam nauon rev &.If' er 'i P t the \e k e:n here trot ast WE k n:turneU hem ~ Frl nothing wrong with the youth La IHr n. cl Mrs Hen Y Kautz ho day Iter however Gooding s CO'I dtiion h Mr~ Roy E Tracy tunne ly or 1:> lll. re w rse a n d th~ ph)3 clan a be n Js u lg e o.tivr.s a lrl Pomeroy now hvlmil at Loga I was was recalled In the pres2llce oJ rle:1 s he e rctu cd oa h rday lu taker MOnday m; "IIlng 0 t h( j: h yslclan the yo utl d ed be h:mlC d Dayton Gnmt hCI.!Ipllal nt Columbur; wllCI I! Mv t fied as to. the CliiU&e of M and Mrs Ed Jenkl • ~on who ne v H und rgo a 1 op... to tc death County Prosecutor John are (mployed at the 0 H E a. g01t 1 cnl~,; ed an autopsy which C1n PU 8 pelt lhe week Cl d with MJ end Mrt~ J am lS Il.lu llrr am.. vn.s ccnductcd by Coroner J.. ' Mr md Mr~ Jesse B ewste son Pllul Df c ncln a vc c t~ Jo u:; Dr Jclu1 0 Henry and thr8 M B M D WIL<;On who na:; bern week end guests of Mr f J Mr lhn )lhys!clanR ~he guest of Mrs Chas ~ b bod 1.1 t Young nn ct W lJ \ 1; I Prc~ecutor Bolin stated today returned to hel hom., at R.t! ~ c Mulb!.>rry Avenue hat an Intensive Jnveatlga.tku sundv]' Jol n PhlliiJlll nll!ht wutt 1 wouJto. be pressed In an etcort to dt> Mt and Mrs A N Betllel we te J :.tble t attc j to his a n te1n ne h e ortgn or I...JoodJ g ~; called to c c 1 natt saturday by accc nt or 1111 "l>ll \\ alter rae! ured skull the ~>eriGus tllnc~s or M s ne lll,"el b Rubst tuting in Mr PhllllJ nbs nee Dana !'racy and Ollv r Oealy brotl er Albert coate 11 nnd HDrolll Fu;her wer Cincinnati bu v s t Ohio Unl\ersJty studer ts )lenl Suntlay the week end with !lome Io ks Mr and Mrs Te J N lltcr Mr M 01 d MNI Cl~ de And CWII and ll d Mrs Harr y Galli g tv uf Nc ram ly and Mlsa Ell2abeth Flck .e:onvl e spent the week d v. l 1 s ltd Eunday m Dayto Sprt li Mr nd Mrs Fred Ho r I CLASS MEETING f'eld and Columbus Mr nnd M , Cllft o HI k.s ot DJES IN LAKEWOOD fh Live WLre Cla118 met at the Pete ~elhlln11 ot Clncl ma.U was Log:3n W Vll. m·e nov 1 8 I to th U U Cl urch at Enterprlzte for the Anna ~aal daughter of the +.ee~ end yuqt ot his motht!f "a.mm property In SuflA Hu f'gu ur monthlv meetinll' on Frida) ~e lite Oeorg\l' Schkaf PBSBtd M~ Vn l' Ebcrabach Doll&'las Wickham of MJ vU Sept 24th Mrs Myrtle Hlcka p1 t' awa: ~d~ eYenJtw' •t Uil! hodle p ICY L Peoples len. Buturduy vlsltt:d his a ru.ndpuren ts ve n :':d~"::,':~~w.lth the follow ng membt: s uf her sister Mrs Joe A Or081maa1 or Columbus where he spent the weer. end Hattie M lntooh SWIM! at Lakewoc:pd She was f9 years of wee e1 d He ""as nccon panted M and Mrs Herb G s n Anna Shuntftker Lucinda age She feaV811 one' brother J()hn home by M 8 Peoples who hll!i tamtly retumed E:unctay from n v sl Schaal or Pomeroy and one l!llste Allee Frick I 11lle Carmc pent ttl.c pnst week there at ~~101t and C:Jlumoull Edith Bl&t.e) Ed1 11 Mll!l Joe A 01'0881llan o1 Lakewood Mrs Pearl Hysell spent thr. week Paul Brande nbur~ ct ur r. M fit klll and Mikh VlsltorB f The b(ldy will arrive TUeaday ~ <1 11 Columbus with hflr husband f ~ay to his cmpl yn cnt J D1yto th~ c:tass were Sophie Bhlvelcr Ca evenm,: and be taken to the home who Is :c;tJI conll1ed In the White ufk spc d ng U c v.ce... 1 wil l his 1,:are ts M nnd M ? u1 k le CPmpbell Agnes Wee ks at d sun of her brother Jobn Schaar on Cro 11 hOtipltal Ve lte Bo'o' en and du111hter Kath West Matn 1:1treet M 3 Henry Ras p teft Bunda} fo B nude t m: ralnc Mitch Ma Hicks nnd .son of Funeral .ervloea will be held Ct.lu nbWI where she w 11 ~;p nd lh M1 s Edna Btutels was eturned Pomf'roy James White of Rock W~neaday .at 2 30 at the Peaco verk w L] 1 er taughtN' Mr ~ Ph 1 to hll home here Salurdll.y after ptl 11-11 und Hartel Whlk ol C!ln church wltlt burial In the Beech Melf'r nntl family noon from a Pru kersburg hospital I to 1 RefrcshmentB wcte se -vcd Orove cemetery by F'tnsterwa\d M s Jllrtda Fields u,; l't joying a where she had been confined for vacation this week (rom 1 e1 dutles the Pll.tlt two weeks followm& sev .t. CORRECTION \YII RJ'l'ES. ot:ONnucn:o nt tl c WUllnms stme •11ral maJor operatJom Her cond1 ! AT RE-SVJLU: SVNDAI" Mr and Mrl!l Ge<Jf8B H P:uke r on w~ repmted t.o b!! much 1m 'l'l;c Su ldO) l ssu ~ d the Dally spent Sunday with Mr u.ud M1 s proved Tribl nc carried 11. story relative to Tl to tuner~! IH!lVI<:e~~ for Winnie J 0 Andf'reon at Rutla 1! Mr and Mrs J W Wee8(' Mr ht 1111 ge In the works I Rev 0 W A WHey ~ >'~• of age wbo dltld R1 ymond Ebersbach und so and Mrs William Weese of Colum WUII ms Who h.as been lJa~tor 91 tJ¥ at ~IIi hDifltl n9.1't Reettsvlllti Jl' 'Jobly sp nt Sa.turduy 11 H 1 bus 11nd Mr and MrB Rlchatd 1 P(!mc oy Pht~h ol Ch i~>f for day were eonQuctttd from the Unu1 h gtv 1 Dickman of New York ){ere Bun etlmc \lMt TheA we~T- ho~~; f'd :etethret). church Sunday mor Mu; J L Fnuber ami Miss Mar day RUests of Mr and Mn Earll ~ a >~ ~;~umter uf statP.me t:; guertW Mdcr spent S 1 dny In Nease at Syracuse dw It ~•m• our lnlo{mfmt wa.s lngRe\ Bert O'Connor oft'lcialed Columbus with their ::a I r Mrs Mrs Veda Slnc1111r Jeturned I nGt <..lear otJ qlid Rev Wllllam3 durh g the ~r~lces which Wll& f ol l t>l&.t d Ptoples v.ho Is !'illll co fl cJ home Monday alter spending r1 ha• nskerl for 'the Iollowlns ~ loW<'d by burial tn the church ceme In t he hoapttal month with her s l~>ter Mrs Mil 1 recll~n ~ Led Mr Wiley was a 1on11 time Mayor E J Ba.oon of Bura.so a dred Tubbs at Athe u1 1 ~v Wllllli.ms Was appdnted by esldtnt of UJat section of the F'Jorlda who hal!l been vlsltlng M Mr and Mrs Wslter Dff' t 1 thr' qh Q Chtbtln l'flls!AlQ ~ y ~ count) havl11g spent nearly h1t. eu and Mrs Wllllam Ebersbnch. for t H nttngton spc1 ~ the 11r k c d U!ty With the COM!peratlon of th tire IJle there He ts survived by the JlO.St few days left Monday for 1 ere vtth elatlv s a nd rr ends ChrJ Uap Cht ruhes 1 M~h! n si~ter Mrs Mattlt' Hatch ot Columbus and Cleveland He wlll M1s Elizabeth Orueser '-'nu da Ccunty He il.a1 no t ~~ lg a~d oll \tl rns and one brother James vll:ilt his brothe In the l:J.tier city Rhten. Mrs Ed Heln s Mli 1 fl. rJ ! J mP llrst as stated <bl.il [.1 e~~ente~ Wiley of Reedsvllle after which he wlll n>turn to th Freda were calle'i to Shaw ee Su b ~ ~ <JnaUon on J 11)1 :;rtrst eft'ec Sunny South dny l:y tht' death of Mrs Or es 1 tlve litter Bunday BeP*~bcl 27 1 I Ed StraWis waB a vi itvr in Co -M.t.BRJiiiELICENBE llec Mrs Will OrUI'Jlh M s I he rrBlJID,tlOI WRS 90 ·ace~ Jumbtl8 8wtday Orurser remain!<! there to al t d t d It was Uwrefore !lOt nect!lj!!llry A ma.rrlap ncenae WlLII ba~red Philip Sommers and wl!e sper l the t u~eral Monday a!te1 oon t A.llk the loca Chri.ljtjau CHP,rcrl here Saturday art.ernoon by the Run Y .,.:!Lh ei[Jl c HUl t ng carl Fisher cf Monkt!) Ru ws or I .s 1elease probate court to J06eph Henry ton brou~~;ht home from the Holzer h :.~s Nether docs his leaving,, the Easter 27 or Ripley w va and Mn. Prank Bh"d La en a vJ pital at Oalllpol s am d>l.) md .1.~ tJ n cl L e~5111 ly n PI.Y that'<ft.a 1 Rebecca Lucille Duncan :u 01 H0len Shr-pho.rd of Xenia vlaiteq Jmprc.vlnl t'apidly oUle minister can not be set::urerl Pomeroy with Mrs Birds mother Ml's Belle Mr.; Call e Ohl nuer vho h <; t e If the local church decides to M VDU.ilhn and da.u1hte1 A na. o\el vlsltm1 at PllL~ b rah et nm d 1 Loin tw ltllnllt.er ..,..._, ••••••··-··- ....... the 11.ee1t end Miss Shepba d will homu sunday Mr a1 d Mrs And 1\1 Wtll ams aillo states that ht! rcmt6lll for a few weeks visit Orurst>r ftCrompani her hf'me wlll live In Mlddlepot t and ot 11 Mr and Mrt~ Joe Meter of Bard Mrs Katharine zw~Jfel an Ruttu 1d as st~ted The e'iitor of bury spent Sunde.y with his par daUBhter Mrs C H s n th wiD 1 the Dally Tribune rea:rei,E very f'nts M and Mrs Philip Meier S have ~n vlt!lUt18' the forn r n uc Uta! the source of lnfortnA. Mr Jacob Ament u1 d mothe t daucNer Mrs Elmer D fhl h cc 1 tton vas so. at variance wlt.h the Mrs Sll81e Pullins wen! called t o U"ll s rett rn d h me su ::Ia) ll :.I lacts as stated tly Rev Columbus SUD.das on account o( Mr and M s Waldo Be :u l! 1 WI am~ the lllnese of Mn Pulllna daUih famlij: a11d M:r9 Almond oi Ports ='-~ --ter Mra Jetr Ge5t. :Oj)uth were aunda.y vislt'lrs h ere Lon' Oce•• Stntd11 M s H L stretch ol Bt :r..outs Mr apd Mrs R.eul:en W 'leeler of r ., til lll!ltnn~ of The no tl came Saturnay to villlt her mothel "tstav-sh Mr and Mrs Elm~tr Mr11 Elizabeth Schaefer w:htl L~ .~Jlhnson and dauahter Martha Mrt tl" Pa ftr from ltl'hrln~:: etralt t quite Ill at her home In M'lper' of Wheellns spent the Wl..'tk ertd An! rctlra nrar ( 01 r Mla!"P vUJe wlpr Mr and Mrt1 Bentm Wolle o 1 ~t'l !\00 'It!! (!l f'rll r ~ l.!iO "~II tl r l Mr and Mn Albert Kobnspa.r Wes Main street I IPS rer and children and Mr Shumak Mil!11 Ml~d Campbell Is n tr of New Lexf.,.,tan •ere adeAtR of joyinr a vaeatlon from her dutle 1.n 1 Rev 11nd Mrll Jl. L. He 1thort e on the Ewing rrocery It N.nln street Sunday Mr .and Mrs Chris Oluesenkamp Davi~ Bar.aotU or Aahlnnd fm daullbtert Katharine anu Mt Ro 1 merly of Pomeroy wlll lea.ve Frld&y bert ll'el'fUt!Otl of Charlestcn spent 1 1 tor Genova Italy the weet end here with rf'l u v ~ Mr and Mn DUion CrOM of Ra ~d :rrtmd8 cine t'Jiel t the weelt. end vlth Mr Dr and Mrs R E Boice m 1 M When your Byea become and Yta Norman Pou Sci start were Col unbus vlslton 1 otralnod from..._ orlrrl Curtis Hamtlt.cn Mm VirR Sunday toled by expooure 10 Sun, Wind Camptw!l1 aru::l .MiSII Snrah l'j'lllllps Mt and Mn John Dt rst an .,.. Dusl, apply a few d._ of were btWnesa vi&l.t.ors at Ht nt1n1 family ol Roaev111e vlstl ~d relat1ves ton. MOhday here over the week end Murine. It Retlt, Rdreoh... Uao Tel e.nd daugl ten or Park MWiea Elnore a11d VIola Kau Soolh... Murine hu boonafely I enbtll'l' l!lpenL Sunday here wtth rei ot Columbu.s were RU'llltll of Mr ..... for mony and friends llnd Mrs Oecq:e IJct.J.el Saturdu} • -I , attves your Eveo dolly wltb llr Uld Mrs. Alvin Bmlth and and l!\lnday ~ tlf Rock Sprlna• are spendlna ::.:;::::..;._~----a raw daya WWl b•r po.re 1b Mt Y•eateoa Eqtloratloa I ::!e!'ra 'I1'1omaa Coof!: of W Main Excavation• on o lal'(e ecole at II 14' and Mn James Hood Lena Clllche11 Itaa In Yucatan were be-. Dnd Barbara Epple of columbus IUD bJ' the camecle laatllutlon In vlslte1 with relatlvea here onr tlle 182:4, bat otller explorattooa were week end lltarted man,. 1eue before tbal CHICAGO, U 1 •...;4::•-Le Moynt Btnthornc nni to date. bl.lll le;!u rersonals I lr. I Velez and a h08t or othen. nclud lng 11 e ulm~t 11 nwnentble to rl ~n peaking contmgent now pre een~ m Hol!ywood &c u.~e of 1 tle shortaa:e of blon (i( s n Hollvwood ma11y blond act e~rscs have been given rolea which rna) res 1lt In stardom carmen Ba.rnes elrhteen year old Tennessee school girl novelist recently placed under oontract to net has trei~JJ~el'! of blond hue MI..,~ Bames preylously waa a writer at the Rme l!ltudl,o and her chilli am Her novel5, School Girl written I when she was fltteen and Beau Lover tt more recent wort have attracted attention But IJCreen tests pro\'ed MIM cv.rnt:R to be of a blond type now llackiug In Hollywood Bhe had ha.d no previous acu111 expert nee but with her looks and ability as an IQ()tress Ule studio showed no best tatio 1 In ustlna her 1n starrlnl I rolt>s She is also an accompltahed viol st dancer pa.J Iter ani sculp tor ~ 6tudebakerleadendnp1s not a comet that passes but a fixed star of con t:i"uous achievement 'Free Wheeling today lS 'SWII<JIU!I Amtri<a, but Studebaker was making history long before 1t lpl~redFreeW!u;eling Stu~ was lint to lnako light Sizes when ~lllpnee clasawasfWI8Ulg With FOWi! lint to fos terlargescaleproduction of quality E1ghta .lint and sbll unbeaten •n f. etoek car records for opeed and endurance Studebaker took tbe f IIQueak out of your car With ball bearing eprmg lbaeklesl It took the 11Ue8J out of YO\If gas· oane.nththehydn>Ratie gaoolmegauge! ltcut 1 the 1'001' out of your ear 1 buretor With an efl'a:tive carburetor silencer! ~us every car carnes eomewhere the lmpreaa of Studebaker leadersbip Why not buy the ear that aeta the pac:e for all ears? MILLER GARAGE Pc.metoJ Olllo. n:: I 'i I I Heads Bar Group 1 NEW19ll I I '•I II --:-Qu~ick-:--'::-Re~lief~..._ from Eye Strain To you"'- produ.,. oLocleati&c- mom yet '""""r r.,... alwpor ooloetirily, fiDer reprodudioo ud, 1111(>0......., f.u II""'..,. Value per dollar Eip. beoullful lliOdelo from 144.50 to 1290 1!9. Le1 uo !" o..r ...... w4b f... pobit out tbeee eee •~ hear..ble ,..,. pnweDHIDII p:te you delaila of our libenl- poyme111 piOL I I ,_cleo- IJRINf, e•"A•• ' EYES MIIJD SALIS CO. Phone 610-1... I J.'O l 1 gl know t I HK£ STEPS fb I R["UC[ ~~·PAHTO U [ ~~ U ·• more ehanc(>t or I Co In! unl I!' up "hi5tltng? MuM~o Presld~t Hoov~ r lO Shaw said wlnstlllll mliht bf> callcil the dr le \ ism or the lllmplc minded D j st f' Depo11ton W1 thdrow Money Only After Much Perauaaton ont' "' I TO SAVE NATION - Who lo Pay1n11 Off In Full 1 Before Gomc Out Of frcm Becommg Hopeleaoly Entangled W1th I "'' Extahng: Trade Treed~ To Contrary, Move 1 Is N~ea1ary soy: BANK HEAD I to ke<>p up one e coul"Bge he expls ned art flc lal afftr nation or bravery A coUJ try hoy \\ollt: ' "'ho no ul<> 11 a lo lf'ly -oacJ al night ~11s roolisl to do It D Or I Bualnea 1 Huge Dehc•to B J F A WRAY Cl :.\( t p 39- lNS- 8 d to huve eEt abl sheo 1 unlq t: in [Jnanciu , Maytalr State Savl ~r. s Bank Ud continued to p~J ( r p wt I I IEN Kill[~ IN IHAllWAYS M~Y ;J~ ~~~;~g~i:i~ :., "~ Bloo~y CLASH B[ R[J[CT£0 It~l~: :~J~::~re an~h i::~~~ lb 1 1 had receht>cl h h b - lell~u c~ e po de rep ght 1931 by l N s l Lc <len Sep :l9- }\!!I thoua:.tOt a elf' ou c f' t ~ vtstbl& INS S t 1T KlaUII CurtJUS ~on ·:~:: e:·.~~,·~~~;~~~f.~;~ of Jul uscr at~ ~~~~~~~v~lt~~a~~~~~% :~~ Lc d Melche l pia ~ to lntro t Lotti 1 ~lofis~n. cvol~':!ril~ ~~~~~~~~II! Jt!and ~~b~:;'" :r~~~~~ ~he sLepa of~ tlvE w tt ~tW~mH~~~r~g tl e h ~:\ Chmeae A,nd Jap Troope l8ebef Cunent Small dePtol:l ta and arnlngs v.u 1New York sturly 1 g his 11ft r mpc. ls an 1 decree larUfa a~:~ t1 t reason tor the bank s d l leuon& KlaiU 18 a ~t ldent at tht t-y <'e 8 co nc l He a uratng Come To1ether Near Rate Increase May 1Ll81o:~ Jaw .whoGI of Columbia w h~r .. 1 1 a~s.tl!e of the bill as an altema· ... -..1 r ... __ BrldMukden Be Granted The d pas tors were req~.oe I is Btudy JlR' undl'!r a v s t ng ~ h tivc t.o a r;~e ICtsl eled.km which .f~ Two Al'l'ested, Ofticera Soy Bu.ldtne • aKUI ........, e~ wlthd aw thei r n oney B ll 50In l arslup Youn~r Curl u ~ ~ 11 ~ d wu ld be calallllwu:; gt ~.~~ 100 Cara Stolen by Caaea to be Decided of l t>m we1 e c:onvllC t' thai. th he w 11 follow m his ra 1 I pres nt time Tokio Sept 2&-IN8-Ten Chi Waahln1ton Sept 29-INB-Bt! bank Wl!i about to cJOiit' 01 b 111 op For every n IIIIo 1 pout Is sterl· Gans 1n Year by Jurlltl neRe soldiers were lUlled •ncl on" lief l8 IJI'OWlna: In well lnfrnme..l ter :1uch persUilSlon &l rd n lit1cal foot.~te)lll 1f ~ en lhe I g ~orth of !!ODds we expo t Brl Japane~~e Wlll:l WOWlded In a clash cLrclell that the raltroadll have fall pre~~lden,t MeG ath " portun ty lmpcrts 2 000 000 1)0llnd!i. Be between Chinese and Japanest ecl to impreas the lltel'l!ltate com Th did 11 , lhd " '· h t d 1 w h -• 1 Da·•· 1 0 """" pl 29-IN8-0a.Ctllumlma 0 Sept ,ZI'I--lNS u·oops Ill Klrln 250 tnUea north of merce commiBI!Ion with their im ey wan to w r v. 'Jr., Me ... et 1: ue e ave &rations ot a state Wide automl. Endllll a summer vacation which MUkden aecordiUB' to advklell re pe,ratJve need tor a 15 per cent 1n the! mo ley bnause ll ey had 0 0 1 gf'r the- gold DO l.he goods !:co bile theft rt.oc: were bared' here to ,..eaan last June the Oh.lo Supre n celved from mUit..ary authorltlet1 iu !.111!11,1le In treta:ht ra~s othe conyenk! lt placll! 11 whicl () mf' t thlo; de ficit therei'OJ>e we dl.t whUe authorities moved npl4 Oourt tmtay o~j_ta fall term Ua.ncl Ulla The concensua a, near as It can put t McGrath said ~ ~e~U: d~:pcrts or 1eM lilt Auto Theft King Supreme Court Found In Dayton RetUffiS T0 WOfk noi lyh g tiUII Germany s Jlor 1gn M I r ~~~d8 :J.!- = ... ~~!t· 1~t!~1j~Ua~~t1 "~~ ~:a.K=.,.., about the lltOBecutlon of tte Pf.H' <;t umttter s recess Manchuria 118 a paiR« Htmdredll of The altered rinK was rfri& eel Th cc:.urt calendar calls tor th" enese occupation occurred when 11 work rs cheered thr with the arrest lllld purported con diQivA tton of 25 ca.Rt!s on the 1 detachment of Japan~ encounter durill the drive lo fesaion5 of Alvin WllUam 8 a& pro- mertta and declstOJ s on about 100 ed 500 Chinese sokllen who had E~ route to Loa do prletor of the Williams Auto 8a1e<~ motl 1 s by the e oi Cctob r stra.yed Into the Jal)tlnese rallwa told the Lord Provost or Company and Gordon HUfhe& Mosl or these casea lt wa ~ ,xpe t wne at Aberdeen that he re(lrett 1 Brookville both promlently known ed Yfill lnvol e the submission of l h s holiday but tll:lt he here C\lr t ln~ o 111 raum 1 t to the cou t Nam.rng Sept 2,_1NB-Rer.ov ho~d his return to t h ~ cu)Jlllll Wtlllams and HlJII'hes were ap oases that were scheduled f erlng at 11 hO!:!pltal from injurie~ mignt be helpful to the cou tr~ prehellded when they were said to hear tiS today Included th()8(' of received when attacked by a mob Po!Jowins ti.ls conferearce with have attempted to claim an tlUto !he Colwnblan Bl.llldlng ami Loll of Clinese students Dr C T the king Prun e M lister MacDon mobile that hal1 been pial ted in 11 Ccm1 any of. Colu!l btu; Eo.nd Lt f' Wang announced today he plannl!<l ld "' l.S to nga n dlscu ~ h e !>ltua !local care.ae and whicll det.eettvc~ Maysville Bridge case to carry out a long cherished de tlon with the cabl et after vhlch had discovered a.nd identJned a.a a A jecisiOI i!i sought 1r the B U sire to rCIIIgn u foreign Minister the governments decision on a stolen machine 1ng and Loan case by Attor 1 of the Nnttonall8t government dect oD wm be a:1nounced n u omclals e9tlmated today Ul.at the IOtmcral Gilbert Dettman that w 11 Dema.nd!l for Wamrs resignation House or Commons probably on a11e1ed rlna has bee 1 respon9lble prevent the common pleos cou were made by the students wh<:> Wednesday for the theft and dlBpoaltlOll or 1 rom a1Jpolntin1J rece1ver 8 fo t IJ u ged war with Japan on aocowu T11e Prime Mltllster himself ac more than 100 autcmoblles tn this ling nd lear assochl.t (ll8 exceJl of u e oceupaUon or Manchuria C(lr~ ng to authorltat ve informatmn section of the state during the pa.st wheu such appllcatlon 1s made by and critlclzecl the rorets 11 rtlnlllter In Downing street bas not bet>n yeo.r Most of the thefts It wa3 the Attorney Genera] 0 1 behalf uf becauae he had not adopted a more won over completely to the Idea believed took place n Cincinnati he ~t.att" bulldllg o.nd loan .supe m 1Jit.n.nt policy agalnBt the JaPl'n age eral election ut lh 11 time b NewJ)Qrt Ky and Covington Ky Inter. dent eBe Jng t wJUing to go to the co nt y Nine etolen cars have a lre~~.dy Tl f' MB.ysvlll"' brldge eft~ ]R !:Ia It was not Indicated when WtUJI' mk ~ he Is a.sauled the Buppo t been recovered with the revelation ed Jpon an appllcaUon b} tl planned to place hill ICBignatlon 11 of a lltltl 1nl coalition party or the 1otlh the alleged conspiracy Six Mayrvllle Bridge Company for a the haQds of Presldh!t Chlans Ks.l back nf!: ot at 1 ust t~o cr he ex l~t o en have been located detective~ writ o! prohibit 00 prt.'ventl 1 g 1 Shek but It was underBtood the inF\' parties saldW Bro n Counb Probate J l:ze fr Plesldent as well aa o~her ofllclaL~ How thiS miKht be accomplish IIUams and HlJ8hes wet-e hcl<'l hear Ill condemnation proceedl gs would UrJle Wang to remain In tbc ed l!l as much of n puZl!llc l.O lh tOday on technical charaes of sus brought by th Kentucky HIGhWtlY Q:overnment t~ervlct~ CflUI tY u large as to Ma 1JOnal1 r~~~nthe~cials Indicated however Commlntoner to obtul hu d h Foreign Oftlcto a.ll.aches and pollee Abar.doned by man~ of his fOI m r federal au~:i~e~ ~~rn~ over to Aberdeen Ohio !or the eo JStruc today blamed radical 11tuden\:.8 from 1 JaJ..( tc cull agues wht ~ t 1::&. vlolatin the Dye t c arges 0 tlon of an approach to a br\df: Shanghai for the attack upon the head of the emergefl.cy govcn ment the tra.~s-a<lon' o"r',•- balen" d ,,";', I\CI'OM the Ohio Rivtn to Ma ys y\1 ~ loreia:n Minister They took step-s and mwJ!Ilng to go all the WU )' from Ont> at.a.l.e to anolh~er ... • Ky today to deal wlth several hun wltl the com"rvatlves Jn their d • The Br dge Cumpe.ny which owns dred students reported to be en manns for a protective tariff Mae the land claims that one tate ca route hen! from Bhana:hal to con Don d hllll found h msc1t in 01 GASOLINE SHIPMENT ot lf!lally condemn la11d fo It& sl! tlnue a1Jtatlon tor a Ja.panel!le war cxtr mely difficult p s1tlor 10 t en 'i COMING FOR RUSSIA n another state with teiSJM)Ct to the futUle pot cit.'~ FABMEJC. FATALLY INJURED of the government but with ngu d DENMARK SUSPENDS GOLD Pataskala 0 Sept 29' - INS-to hi own political futul' Detroit Bept 21l-INS- A con Struck b dl 11 slgnment of 400 000 gallons of Y spee na automobile The prime mllll.stcr s frie1 ds ~;al :l gasoline from 8/.lvlet RUSBiu. was Copenhagen Sept 2$--INB- carrying five ne110(!11 Oliver Mer today he was 1t'termlncd not to expected to arri e in Detroit t.oday Fu.lllng: In lh e with the new nnan chant 80 year ol.:l Columbia Center sell out to an) party o. mia:t t cill.l policies of other scandinavian farmer was fato.lly InJured here to dlmmotc hln'U!eU altogct tl from according to an announcement by na.tlons and Great Blltaln Den dav 8ea1ch was 11 p,ad "-o·-h Colonel Walter C Cole executive WLI he pollttca1 scene This was to be vice president of the Mlehlgan mark today suspended the gold out Llckln1 county for th(> hit ana run motorists one of t.be questions tu be diecuQsed Union league club in •ne prbne miniliter s con(e eme c 1e ld h ACTRESS KILLED --wttl: the king o 68 ~~ organization has lnVt!l!lti(lated reports that Detroit H llywo ~ Sept 29-=i'NB-VIr was to be made the object of oJI 1inle Doyle 24 screen actrcSI:l was exportation$ from the Black Sea r. a t:d I lu a freight tram pollc and Caspian sea dltltrlcts of eu 11 kllle today when her automobile sia He U\d Investigation had re rep01tecl vealed tha~ RIUI8la plans to eend Trainmen said they saw the big Cil. 2 700 000 gallon!! to this city Lareenina: clown the road and lltoll Athen11 0 sept 29-IN8-Illl P d the trait u.s the autllmoblle attempt to mop up Sua:ar Oreek. Supportera Already Clarn1 FACULTY T.t.KES CIJT truck the enslne where John OOocUna: 18 year ol!f He Will be Nommated Ot!lawat-e 0 Sept 29-INB-Teu Uhr!cluwUle freslunan and four J;er cent salary cutli reducing the other Ohio Uolverslty student• on Ftnt Ballot 11ud.~et tn.ooo have been a.ccepted went for beer Saturday night be by Members ot U !! Ohio WeqJeyan fore Qood.lng suffered a m)'llter By GEORGE R HOLMES UnivErsity faeulty a.ccordlnK to a 1 lously fractured skull that calllll!fl INS Btatr Correspondent announcement here today hts death Sunday wu IM!IIend 111 Wr.Phlngton Sept 29--INS--Or have been started here &ockiy by jJanlntlon work In behalf or OtiY 'Floater' Founcl Near Where oftlclalB ROBBERS ESCAPE Jl'ra kJin D Roosevelt s candldaev With ph}'alcians still baJiled aa Colhnp waa Thro'Wft tor the Democratic presidential WHEN GUN "JAMS" to t!le real explanation for the In nomination has now reached I!IUOh From Yacht jury authorltle8 arrested Robert a pomt thai the most entbuslaeUc Marion. 0 Sept 29-INB-Three 1 Goodwin operator of the alleged amO"I hla supporters are predict robben whose joint etrorte in a uuntii)Jton N y Sept 21-JNa beer jolbt which Ooodina: and his Ina bls nomination on the first holdup at the bank of Caledonl'l - A pms1ble olue to the murder frlendl!l were ._td to ha.ve dslkd ballot. ln tbe oonYentlon next Jw c netted them cmly $80 were btmted mystery o1 Benjamin p Collln1s on rhaiyes or Uquor se1Un1 One auch pred.Jction WI$ made by police 1n th1a section today a.fte Stamford yachtsman wu l!leen to otn.clals today frankly did not todas by Senator Wm J Harris of t.hey e&ea.ped when a rlfte In th@ day In the Ondln& or the body of ~ know which way to 'urn In Uletr Georgia. who ha.& jul!lt returned hands of 08ahier T J Pttt.maa man aboUt o years old at Eat.oo s IDYelltlgatlon PhYISiciNUI and fl:'on1 Albany where he was Oov failed l'tlm a~ a c:ruclal moment Neek near where the COltnp \medical experte haYe been unable Roor!•velt B guest and prewmably A Ja.mmed cartrldp previiDWd crulaer wa.a anchOred on the nlifht Ito llaY whether the Injury was H:aused by a. blow •t.ruok In a fllht diaolONled the 1932 outlook with him P1Uman from lhootlnl at the rob- of the murder The man weighed 185 pouoda or by a tall qalnet a bathtaa Tt!f:re are few Democ:ra.ts In ben after he had covered them Althourh It wu ddnlkly deter Wash ngkln however who a~ when he found they had forced wan 5 feet 8 Inches taU 'W'<Ift blue optlmtatle enou1h to believe that Lynn Ubderwood. and N 8 HIU overalla a blue ahlrt and a Ieath mined that a. dull tncture caUIId Oov Roolevelt or any other man aaaiatant r:aahlen to Ue 011 tha er IM!lt on which a buct!e bore the the de&Ul oftlclaJa speculated and wiP be l101Jlinated on tbe ftret be.l door While theJ looked for money Initial z U wu beDeved poeetb1e theortt.ed in v~about. bow the In lot. eome ol' thtm believe Roo&e 1 8 in a kbi with velt ultlmakty will emeqe as the eand!c'aR but they predlet tllat tt eea&pe acooRII.na' 1.0 polloe but the erulJJer ldid. ldllet! Cbll~ 'M!01 I'd AtfJentl pra man with whom DOne Rruck blm cordlDI ~ li1a Wite'l ltor)' be quarreled ovv paJDIID$ IGr &ow will bB oaiJ after a blUer battle tirn GR[H BRITAIN j In U.S. for Study hi vi v. s todav \e Et 1.ste n Edison or I adviDCOd ndio. They oro auporholenciJllo, Mulll Mo. ud Peulodo, of ... _ but m addllloa, Mal'"'"' ~ im.portutnew ..tv~:DCM ucluuve to this hoe Spioy-Shiold 'l'aiM., TwiJ>.PowR Detoclioa, lhe "M...lulal<!d" Cirouit. _ ...... ..._._ ""... . . . ..CIU'i ... llJ "fHI[NIJlY R~N" N••'~~:~~~~ ,.~:,,~boutThis? IS STARTED ~N I I w.e-- 10 ~ how Ma)<olic hu •11 o t r.l)l('(> It bt!l avtrl h s pru~ncc to any J)ORSibli!! f' e n r~ I 1:1 nlv lh InteriOr snd naladJUBted 1dl \d to 11 ho rv ~ tt'k en o lc.nn t'llef In such a bird Ukf' B 115 ll. h t t em eluded By O'ITO 0 TOLISCHUS I N 8 starr Cot respu1 dent Lc;nc.lct S( !Jt 211---E k 'i<i. a oa :J out of B ltain s tangled polltlca situation Pl. me Minister J Ram say MacDvnald spent a 1 hour al B Jekinaham pa ace w tl Ki g Gef#le th 11 afternoon Oil a summons from the Mo arch the Prem er arrived at tht' palace at 2 p m And ll'ft just one hou later etu nll!J to 10 Dow lng sta-ee.t h iB omcml residence l'he confere1 ce It WllS under~:~tood centered about tJ e subJect or a general elecllo which King George has been reported as anx Jous to deft'l llS long as por!Sible Returtn1 to London from &I m~l at an early n:our the kltg Imme diately began to a cqua 1t himself with the details or the po llt1ct11 situation as a basis fm dl~ solv n&: par !lament and orderl t!J an <' ection or for a nEw a ppeal to 1the 1~~~·'A~An~11n~·;:~ ·~:~:"'::~•:"~"~ tol' u ilbl th MoJOIIIe • SERV lCE Well! Mr. Whistler, What Are 0 No crrat o Sttuahon .., The •m•m& performance of thi& 1ft-' DeW lille of Ma]~ ft:«~Yen 1t lllmoet ~ behef You mutt - oad llur 1booe romabblo achievemen,. of lhe NEWS coru:','"w'~:·~~~'~'::::-:h~=::.~~':;::~::P~~":;N:: IWINOY CIT,Y BftNI{ H J\ TJ>at H11 Re11gnabon W1ll c;artfy Cr~l•cal I SPRAY-SHIELD TUBE • TWIN DETEC110N 'MODULAHD £1R(UIT OF INji'ERI'IATION AL Whl sUin~t I I I Pa.h and not qui~ 1:10 cool ton11ht Jesday fair and warmer West VII"'JJ.nia hlr not 10 oool lo j/{6. probably Ua:l t fr011t in Ea11t portlnn tonlfb~ Wnt YtJ k unlvt> JSi ty who mad LEADER DOUBTFOL I . . . . . .===:::: Plea MacDonald And Br~hah Ruler In Conference At Palace I • WIRE WEATHER FORECAST- POMEROY OHIO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 1931 DAL.Y ftTBUlB [l[CTION PH~S[ A barn belongina: to W111L:lm Holly of Lona Bottom WBB destroy ed by fire Sunday night about 8 o clock The fire WR.B belle\'f'd lu have been startei:l from new hay which had been stored In the bo .. n Several tonB of hay and a large supply o1 potatoes were de8trOJ.ed in the nre the amount of loss amounting to nearly ~000 It wa1 not known whether any part of the 1088 was covered wtth Insurance Two cows a wagon and a tractor were obt.aln!!d from the bur l1g barn by the help of ne~ghbors be !Lcoklng at the era of the silent tore they were destroyod p cturea: !!lnema history has revetl.l ed that blondes reigned supreme BIBTHDAI" DINNER Studio llsts give such names as Pearl White Agnea Ayres ConJ. M1 Charlu R~ '> enlcrla ned stance Talmadge IJUlatl GJ.sh Jane Sunday with a birthday cJnner In Novak Auna Q Nilsson Blanche honor of her daui!,hter Mrs Hornce Sweet Mae Murray Enid BennPtt t:!~ltl of Hartford Tl ose tmjoyh g May Allison Vera Reynolds Mlse lhe I mlCJ w~re Mr 11.r d Mr11 PoPont Wanda Hawley Etbel He let' ln lth and daughter of !Clayton Seena. Owen Ruth CUt Hartl rd Miss Thelma Radchif of lord Cla.tro• Wlnd.or and many oth Ja.c!Caon and James RuliS of w ell ers. ton I TB~ PR£MI[H DISCUSS I Jm JP 1ft lfft8 I'Qt. Ul KING GHHG[ AND pletely destroyed by tire about J() o clock Fr1day nilht The ~:ntlre contents. which consts~ o( 20 ton~ Of hay 1M buahels of wheat 200 bwo;hels of potatoes a waaon ht.r ness and other farm lmplen t:ntll vere destroVild In the blar.e Th" ftre WillS believed to have been started by llghtnllll In the electrical stonn which visit~ tJue county Ialit F'rlday night The amount of loss Fqrbee said wus es llma.ted at a bout Sl850 ptlrt of which was eovered by tnsuranct' I LEASED • ENGLAND SEEKS CURE FOR TROUBLES Lona Bottom F1re Thought To Have l11n1ted By Combuohon around In the road their ear sltp ptd back lnt.o a ditch and over turned Gooding did not appear to be In red m the accident ~ VOL. VI-NO 15 DURING STORM Crawford Pifl Doraay Norma Shearer Ruth Chattertun Sylvia Sid t'J Hedda Hopper Gloria Swa son Kay Johnson Debe Da iels Irene Rich Irene Dunn Olja I bring FULL Furb,e StnK!ture An<! Contento A\ Great Bend Burned turning late Saturday ni1Jbt one of the youths suddenlY remembered that he bad forgotten his pipe In Sugar Creek As the youths attempted to turn I I a the Newa Office of The Daily Tr1buDe, call 236 L, 1f the Bu••nen Office aak for 202 R Booth ConStil.nce and Joan Bennett und Jeanette Macn,nald I l READERS NOTICE-II you wanl BIG BARNS IN M£1GS COUNTY Thtl fracture pbyaiclans said Til s ill but 11 mere handful v.;hcn wa~; on the righ t stele of the youth s h ad extendlnr down the front w the trmy ot stllJs with hair ra l&"lna: ward the right eye from a ll11:ht browa hue to Jet. bLack Saturday night Gooding and R~ readied Among hem 1.1-e four other University student.!. drove Cla a Bow Nancy Carroll Claud to Buaar Creek it wu learned.. Re 'i'tte Colbert Mary &tor Joan HERE r ' TF PI JSC l.l ll ') 1 r t-J f IR[ S ~[StROY actreuu ln HoUy I In !930, Hoboon Woman Aloo Held For Queot· IODinll In Cue B•a Team W 1th Loll of Power hnlr >d Ddlicult To Find !J:tan 1n the CINCINNUil /JAu il STAT£ rl I ~'We w'ant Beer"-They Got It! 1 Bion~ Stars Are. OlD Off[NO[R I~ PURPlE PANTHn I I~ H~R~ H WORK fnR JACKSON TilT OH I 1ii0NDAY 8EP'I"EYBER 3l ltsl *" ~·=-~ ~~ til:~:"A:=~J~e N~~ ;~ p.ltltti":ea! Jn &.lntllll' bhtorv Ullnl to \he railroads but not any Body May Furnish Clue In Mystery - bJz:~ ~~n.:'tn m':'t~tm:~ ::!t :::":at~!: ~nr == J'C, ne~ ~ ~tlta on_. 4mounr.ed ~ --- b4!! Mere Interested i:afd .. AnyhoW f t are uot dil'C:riri::lt In Flnmb•a• Work na tlng alll!.lns' any one countr:;o u. ror as ht Seema 1:0 ,bine approxlma.tJng the seneral kno'l\.r. Increase of 15 per cent they de Mere than 1200.ot10 waa wltl n r Unit«! St11tcs and others ma.nded It has bean asoert.ed by cfra 1r. by depo5Jtor.; t..f Lhe b:J.nk Than 1n F•te I ad ree tse ot our rr;.artrets tor many thut .aucll an lncreaae would yutr rdav Oil yl 1g thPir b nan yeiiJ15 We are entlt1er:l to re 1 liVe u 1e railroads an a.dvo.ntag" boo li and lettert1 notifying then o! Hr.mptOI va co pt 29- tr :-:: ~I a 1ow Nhe 1 our ru1 tunc l11 at over all other ind-rles which a e th ut'Cilllon to cloSE' abo It :!1 tl a ke Whntnrfatela St' f j l n lt: Ut-r to 11 emb ..n of tho of necessity undenrotng rcadj u;t PG.'I It urB gal h ere d ln f1on o1 f L rds u n:~u c g oon ment nstilotlon before t.he doo 'b ope~d Fro! ssor ~llshH Ka c c ~ ~e l t~ H " troduc ion of I c b1U Clo6e obtierYc s ate predicting 'T'hry we ~ met personul Y by prr ro'rning his ll ett yo ng w ft> h nI " I the flotnmii!Blon may g1ant lln In Ide t M Grath who xplll ned J~ t nt 1 pn e :< 11 ry, L rd Melrhe f nelst ed the tar"! must be ae ttled In; \.tie pre crease of 5 per cent but will ex h r. tha II c f!lc e s a d duec w k 01 1 tel tturf' 1 wiLl t •u eled cept agr1culh1.ral prodl cts part ad cddcd to clo:;c Ll ba 11 1:' cularly whut cot Lon livestock a1 d a 1 ~ tht' «li'Rhll!l:l cGUI I has devoted thr- Pft~ t 'e fruita and vegetables from Its pro I rG e cp at! expen n I ts I te A l election at t1 e preS(> t tune vlstons leaving heav~ commodltlc<; a IR JIGflt McGn U a so An d the t.'i.l fere rf~ of h 1"1~ ~ d \\outd d~ r 1pt the CQUntn 1 and cia&! trelght to bear the b unt l 'o nu'1 that e~er ~ dep s1tor ron one end to the other Just at 1 ornev6 on the en o his of It lle ~ tct 11 full and exp esr. d arraignment on a d ar1w ot u <:1 he moment v.hen un1ty 111 the The l'Bilroads case which hu ~ conv lL ull Lhat stockbt.ld 1 wcu desp\11" the ~not nal &NlateBt 1at anal llSS('t been pendlna: since June wm soon e~ vf a good dividend I: a g P us:aln.ilt th-" i g r of I -----br closed Oral araument ror a1 u Many depoBiton; lUg F 1:. ( " t 1 the land on P apln1:1t the propo~ed Increase wlll McGl'Blh to econ&dt'r J FeAA r of bu gu"gl'll at h U 1 l' BOMB EXPLOSION be concluded this week a1 d tbe 01 0 h n; '.!epa ed w I u lty of TcnneftH has been w~; I CAUSE Of ,PANIC eommlflslon wtll the begin 1.1; draw nt heir money M(Q a nil!hl anct da} t v. ~ a m le- 1 conliideratlon of the votumlno~ tid there 1\'trP Ju:::lan t ~ JJ>i of h opus Chicago &::It 2S- INB-Explo record l tell~tf! being fmc~ tu ,~ HI r.ou 1 tl '1 I W} E K 1 slnl of 11 dynamite bomb early to A decision which will be a no depositors In order to pt-rs Il l Kanr toctay d oc bt!d th p ufl' day rocked the flllihlonab!e South mentow one to tht' all triUlspor them to accept theh u o Y I n a I~Crlll o I 'P. :l t on M cblgan Avenue residential di&tatlon system J.s expected to be The president also sa d u 1J New Bf>r Cf' n a 1 tr a } rt a l 1 let spreadh g panlc among hilll given about Oct. 15 of other banks a1 d In estm e fc 'I his sa trr. 1~ ' dred! --hoWM:'H had reQUer;ted h W c.f U thrre (ltt"at w Jte 0 Spa Guests of exclu:slve butell! and 11 d a g tat leal of whk h b dom: " occupant~! of apartme1 t houses 'CiJ, HERE YOU .4.8[ :MJ:N c..cmmrnd these it t u Danbury Conn Sept 29--INB- Posl~ rles poet Y 8 form of xp f' iu blocks around ned to the streM On men The Danbl.loi"Y hatte111 £ a 11u tUng tl e b111 kIll wh c~ h pr f or ~ o r.a ll scantily cle.d so help us let It be known tod11~ busll ess McOrath M~ d 1 tvld 11h W 1 '11h1u he I~ :o:crutcd r wl Tl e bomb damaged tbe fron~ 1 they have designed an Emprelll:l my customers lt Is up u I r er I II ocencc I row a lwo Stol'i buUdmg ttolui1ny: jp:J. Eupnie style lid ta adorn the mas wherr they take tlwlr o.. rv I ous n K11nf' Doctor Kar.e wish I Advert!Blng Carrit>rs agef)cy wb,R:b 1 b ~ lliO k culine brow madf' no recun mendal u r b ' ' all clsr to fl 11u; bt!en the center of a labor war The jaunty little bowlert~ ha\ e Th~ Ma.)falr Stat 811 B 11 mke~nuu fm t r ))ror ~ according to pc.l ce No inJuries made such a hit with the lsdles was estabU!I) ed m 1926 Sixty fl.v j dec 11 t'd at the hroriu~ lun o row il \\Cre reported 11nd Incidentally hnYe tossed the perc 11t or the stock u ht>ld ll v U ix' posslbJ the defc1 r1nn - - - - -· - ~~ bullnes.s depression oul of Danbun McOrath and Occ.rgf' M a l!;c o nit hl t k~ the .,., ltncss ~tc d hat factories so effectively thtlt rha 1man of 11 c board I ~ ut t>rh abf. 1 ~o I k u OHIO !!iTATE U OPENS etyllstll have perfected a Eugenic llt' l man 1 otr th ~ ole,;~ hat for men vc Colu nbus 0 Sept ...., -IN~k-:: 1 t' "' r to ro ns de n rd r One aid• or <he b•lm on ... m•• ON HONEYJ\>IOON _.., 0 ld "C , , 1, , 1 b·o•d " " '"'" 9346 u ' "'"" "' ' " With students enroUed Ohlll cu ne Eugenle is rolled up grace N wovwt R I Sept 29-INB- J- fo a !ll o p I I t>ht> ~ n ~ I !:)tate uclvertllt) todl!'Y officially fully 8lld the othe curves down 1 ..-· K opened Its :illth }'Ear Chic fashion ovel one eye Richard Washburn Ch ld a h'l I '" rl d pion at ant! l iS t I lh -;;;;-;:;;c.;;-;:;;::;:-.;r:---;;;;;;cc rOTml'l' Mrs Doroth) Uallagl Ever on were 00 a mot.:~ \\eddlnk W EOI!;Of>O 0 a JJ('NOT N ~0 J WELL Sep trip loci Y 11 eir 1101 u~;~ too INS- Th.-.1 a~< A £diso1 pbe la.nt niKht at the I 0 l e ()[ M s h m Sl t!t'thl'R frvm ur Ill c p lt f'hild s parentli Mr 3 i M ~ ! nln passllfl e rl."!ltless night 1md Joh 1 J Gallagher o( Newport r m d sen t!What weaker th s c ld ~~oho formelly wu u !ted n 01 I g accorolng ko a bullet n 1>; FollowtnK a Confereuce Ina the studenkl ear from a ditch Statec Ambassador to Ita ~ ~as 1 d by D1 Hubert Howe hi pe Berha W•tb Curti"" a..l. bui ph)'lllcians doubted whether he married three times bcfol'e M111 nnl pi yslclan Von Hmdenbur• could have suffered the fatal In Ever~n wa6 Cor cou yeor t Till' agf'd vf'ntor ha K jury In that manner tecl'f!tary and IOverne!ll I r rc- o to ~ ive I h s dally a 1ton o Sunday morning me boy stum I n and pi Y r. n a r ~ Berlin Sept 29-INB-Believing bled and fell striking his head • I) rm rr cd <~~.bo t h ca that wund progress had been made aptnst the bathtub but that 110rt tlon _ __ In u c 1on1 st uggle for" tmdera~ ol' an accident also a~u judged by ng between Prance and Oermii.DJ phyaictans to be 1nsumclent w HOOVfl MINERS ELECT TWO Premier Pierre Lanl and li'ore~i cause death I Minillter Arlstlde Briand of rranee Physicians IIBid there were no CHECKWEIGHMEN !crt BerUn today to return to Paris. euta or obraslorul on the ~alp The WIUihlnaton sept 29- INB--Cal In a series Qll prtvate conference!~ doctor who W8JI nrst called did not vln Coolidge s announcement ll Athens 0 Sept 29-INS-End here with ~ancellor. HeinrtcJI detect any serious Illness. The I the current Issue ot the Baturda lug a long labor dlspute that re Bruenlng and !Ol'elln Mlnl.ster Ju mystery ol the death Is complete Evenln& Post that he doe!l not pro !suited in a Btrlke a week ago Uus Curtlus of Oermany they auc Harra8118d by mine dillturb&nce~ poBe to be a candidate for the rr- Athen11 county coal mlnurs toda} ceeded In le.Jing the IP'Oundw~ a11d two or three murders Pto&ecu publican PreBidentlal nomination bud selected the two checkwel&h 1 for a JoiJlt Pranco-Oerman ooT/i. tor John Bolin today had little in li32 and the.t he conatders lt men whom they dru::Ided to appoint 1 lrsslon t.o examine all eeonomM thne to g:lve to t.he lnvcstlptlon o! the duty or all good reoubllcan~~ to tollowlnl a maSR meeting where questions touchtnc the t\\o ooUil Gooding a death coroner L f' sUpport Herber\ Hoover for a sec they voted to end the atrite on trlr-s tn the interests of l1terna~ JODea ~wever waB conducUna: & ond term cau.sea a political en~11 term& sugaested by stale oftlcla.ls al cooperation , probe tton ln W&.~Jbtncton today With 135 out of IM voteu Peter The departure SO tar then! has been no lndl Not since hilt casual astiertlon I Azbell was elected at the No 51statesmen and ~»~tlon today that outside medica do not ehoolle to nm lor Prealdent rtlne of Ute Sunday Creek Coal Co otllclal party Wl\11 talent would be 110111ht to try to Ln 1928 has any stAtement or Mr !lasel CBrsmf'r waa chosen a.t tbe same precautionary determine what caused the fracture Ooolldaea created auch a. profowtd 10 x mine of ttle Western Fuel Co etrect on tbeir Puneral aenlcea for Ooodlna: I stir In poUtlr:al quarters at Oooee Run morning were to be held thiB afternoon a~ His 111128 statement wu enta:matlc The strlken went bact t.o wo o{ on duty Uhrlr:hllv1Ue The prage man with I and susceptible of many interpre yeeterday u a re~>ult of their pre prevent 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 CAUSE OF YOtJTWS FRACTURED SKULL IS STILL MysTERI 0 us Roosevelt Boom Goes Steadily 0 n ACCUSed Teacher ShOWS No Worry ::: Coolidge W"J) 1 Support I French Leaders ; ! Return To Pan~ I <Jh I I I I I I I ::r h~~ ~~pl:t~~ 1 :;:m:::~ :; ~~ve!'~., ::~~w'::~ ::t~r::!~ =t fhe I 1 to •utllorltlea wbo ljl.ave JndltliiiWo,i doubt a• to hlll ssand He is 101n1l ployment •nd were not utLstled gWtrcled between det~ln to arrest hJm to 1upporL Mr Hoover wlth the tenn11 of t.ha aettlement Prench border no �• • Tim DA.tt..T TRDOlQ:, I'OIDftOT, OBlO ' ' Early Practke T'U!!SDAY. SEPTEMBER 211, 1131. Mdh0111.n · llll.a)' or Mr Schuy~r Mr u.ndne&r MrsCoolvWe. C W .Sulder. 1md ~ R a.nntvli!r~~ar; M c 11 .. .. o.~LITICJANS MUM Ill :.ta~t:m~nt lo lit ~"lta>~.·u al !o<J i o.L Th~: &mouut of tht tut pla.nned - BANDIT!!' GET -.ooo 1 · laycuouat,w .. o ..a~.....,.,n •. 1 •" •• ~\'lo c::hUdren or seoma.n are bert: in a vrry seriOUII cond1Uon, wa!l ON D" l .utuJ.~ tmt . IVIII!t'l ot'l l,llUI uu•,riJ wa~~ not arlllounc.:d IL WIIS ltt~.l.t:u, ~1l..rtlru; l''erry. 0 , &pt. 28r-IM l'hl• Wo• .... b viattina wltb the former'• p&rtlllls. brouaht tu his home In Mldelleport I N A. B.a.lrd, 11111d however th11t lhe reductl?ll wou!d : -Co.arying- rev olvt'rll, &o knife and·'lol. I Mrs. HarTy RuueU and d&Uih- Swaday Hill oondltion ~ twt muc.l : -: \ C.t.•opaiiJnt'r!l lor E'!llliU.~ ·. hu 1' bt' oomm.,n&Urllte wHh thf' cuts hammer, tbree b!lndlu. earl)' ~Y .. .er Hilda returned the latter pa.rt lmprcwed • N1wark. N J &pt 2'~IN8-- Hepubllcan cant:lidat.e !or il"'ml~oJr made by other steel concerm !nat Diml( Balabmo, reputt<l bOOtPBOfdi 111-L of the week rrom lnellanapolili, Mrs Leo Hy~~ell had tbe milror- !&:crtcy w11.s maintained Lodny b) ot"h~H d the conftrets vr0t~ t'h <.11 ... \ _ _ __ 1E'gge 1· abnut the head as ht .stt~pt.. wbere they have been vl.alUna: wlt.n 1 tune t.o have htr band b&dly cut. I all In volved regllrdl.lg tht> .'!Land :'lOt t-he~ to )eopardi..:L" B;tll u • und !kd with $2,000 taken !rom un• • Mr a..nd Mra. CheaUr R~ll l aever&l days lliO while canniJll: <!IPC!d«< UJXln by New .Jt' rl\o:l' Con· LhlliiCtS of votto In 80Ulht:•l th 1 1 ON ANOTHt:K SURVEY l dt>r l'ls pJUow ·• · . ,: HUIIh McCoy, has resumed his rrult The top 0 tbe jQ.l broke l lfreslllC'nRl \ea-:lero: on the question u unlit'! by comm.,: \JUt !0r <l'p:a J\,.,.,. Nankllll!l Sept 29-INB--Carqduttes llt the 01'0111.n market U.fle• l cuttlnj the palm of het barut ' Of lit'ffiiH•dlntr ltgal!zaliCn uJ four ion d beer · lng a physiCikn and m('dlr!ill KUI)" "·~ BIRTH ONNOUNCEMENT vlaltin&: wlth ht&: all.'lt, Mrs. C 8 Middleport's Street Commtttee J')l'!r Lrnl t{cr at thei r c'Jntr-n·nu· ---~ ~plle1 . Colont>l and Mrs Chorll's A 1 A d•Ufhl>' wa• bo"' Satu,doy t ~rrest o! Fremont . '"' "l ;under the supervl.slon of Harlov· ht>re n'A..G~S ARf. RE:Diil 't:D Undbt-r~Ch ldt NanklnK today ror 1 . Mr and Mrs. Felix Let ol lhl Mr. and !d:r1. W~~olter Allen 11rt' BwU!her are lmprovinr t.he 11 ney; l Se!•at.ors DWL&bt H M<'lnull' an d Cle v£1aml. Sept 29 - INB-- F'ul · !I 400-mll~ flight tu WullU t~nd\ UfrUm OR TA..Bt.MS ·.~, Preell1ct. The fll thl' f :~ now 1 moving Into the RWJSell Racro PIO· !of thl' town wltb gravel, whicb ts ' Hamllto-n F Kf'D.Il , as WPll A.foo th':' lowing the action t.aken by ''l: tt'r H~n.lr.o~ , Relle-~e~~ a Headache or NeuaaiA'Iaf ' JO!'ID T Andeno-.a. 1l yea.r.!l or aF.-' ~·ear.; ol aa~ wty on Seoond Avenue , an added Improveme nt ]-line repreEentatne~ o! tl.r meet- ~af'i"e t;\.eel companies in tb~ cuun· 1 ~re~ pmnnect to makr a ~tU\l' 1ln :to mjn\lt.e!l. cb~k• a Cold tbt 1 pueed away Nonday afternootl a.t Thmn~~o& Witton lla.s been ll v\slt- ~ Kathryn and Christine . l!"tg, t e!usl"d to romml'nl on the con- l•y. the Republic Bt.cel Corporat JOn ~~~ f~om three to fhe da}~ 01 llut da}, and cheeks Malarb ID abcmt 4 o'clock at tbe home ot hts t:LAf'~ IU EETS or here from Milwaukee. Wil. and Katbryn Bater 01 rerenC'f' lodu.y announ[!(!d a reducu"n 111 t w OQ( ~rra Ill lilt' Hnmty ol thr~ dayt. d&llfhter Mrs HermaQ.. Bailey on I Th·· Sama1ltan c1as11 or tbe Pres Mr and Mra. Theodore Witsrut spent the week end with Mrs. "T,,e mailer wtll be IUI~·,.,·ered ln •,ag._.s ~tte<:tlve ()(:t 1 ~:::~f~~~· and •.o.·lll tho:u u:turn U! 1.; 6 [i 3aJve fnr 8ahy•11 Cold pjabfor Stree&. Mr. AndflliOil. 11. n·- 1bvtH' an .,.hunll nu t at the hom 1 0 Malt Sanborn moWre•JI . ----·-· __: ----•ldeot of Poca. W111 ber ! for a v 1 ~ 1 t l or WlUiam Yt>a&er on Gravel Hll with hla d&uahtfl' 11.nd b•d be"n i M.on~ay t:vtnin{l Th05e ln at..end paren tis, Mr and Mn. Harley to Columbus Tue8day mornJ.n~~: here ooly for 11 short Ume, wht'n ence we~ Mrs Dea Hll)es, teaeh Tbomas. wbere thr~· spent the day ' hr 'l>'tUl taken IH. er of the class Charles Lewis, Oeo Mu. Sara Horn and daugbt.er of 'J'ht. rem.&Jna wlll be taken tfl Poca Buct:nnan, Phlltp Joacmm , Jlmm· Athens were Sunday visitors wlt,h when~ funeral services Wlli be eon- Buc:.11Dan. J ohn Harley, Rodnr Mrs F\ B Murphy and son Bentley dut!ted WedDeadll)' &l 4 p M Bur· Sauer Ot'nt Schaff. Ernest Luca Mr an d Mrs. Whitlock have 11.1. tn cbarae or Rawlings, will bE Fred Sch&a.l , Richard Lucas, Elwooc mo'1:'!d t'tom Bradbury to Middle - "GOOD WILL" SQUAD Made at Poca. Lewis, Junior owens, CU:I'I'or( port and are occupyana: the B F 1Cunningham and the ho.st, WUUinr Murpb y pt"operty on Third Avenue Mn. Delmar Pauley and lnfam Cinrlnnatt, 0, Btpt 29-IN&1 Yeager ne clus elected ntw olticen 8011 returned to their home on Lo· The vice ~ quad and tile liquor sqmu1 CLUB HOSTESS for ~he comina year as tollowe cuBt street Sw\day 1rom Albany, ~ <:te Cincinnati poll n> terce wen.: Miss Lelah Sldenst.rleker enter- Frulcte11 t, Char}('~ Lewis. V1c: where they h~tove ,been visiting wtih ,olncd toda}· by an l.rmovallou lu t111lned the members of the rtvt> ! Pre,lC:ent Gene Schaaf Secreta ay Mr. Pauley's parenU. po.~ire practice-a· gocd-wlll " ~QU :H hun~red club, Monday eve nm~~: Erntfit L~cas , Tteasur~r. Elwoo; ~ Mr. and Mr~; Charles DauiJherty Ambasgadors of tne dty hall lu With a dinnl'r aened at tbe Mary l.ewl!l The meeting wa.s ciC'sed wtttl and dllUKht.er or Clut.rleston spent lhe public" Is another nume whkl, •' Jane Follo\ll~lli the dinner the refl'foshment.s llt'r~d by M:IS!'i Swan the week end here wltb relative~ was @. lven six munbeas of th.· ; ' " J and frlenda. I'QUMI by Cltv MaJUiijn Dyk~u·u. clUb assembled lit the hom~ of Mib~ Tbe next meeting w!ll be held a• M r. a nd Mrs. N c Welch w1111 "Guarci well tht' lu llguagl you Btd!ruJtrlcker oc Second Ave.IUe the home of George Buchanan After a delightful aoct~~ol evenina- 1 move this week Into their new I I'M'," the city manager a.sld epent Jc Clll'd playing , the scoLt!:; ' ·borne on Main street, whlcb was ) "The hc.ti'l seetlou of t11e cit\' were counted and the club pr1zc M.1s F1a11k Kanou6l' ~~illl lt•av. just recently cornp.fi:te.tt by tile 1 wberc much of your '''Grl• \Hll b1 ·,·,hr·J C' fl was awarded to Mn A.. F Evans ibh:1 wf't'k for Miami, F!ot·ida. v. nerP Pl'ivde Lumber compan}' 1 Is nne abovt all vtht-rs Mr and Mrs Albert Gordon and sort WOld turn s away wrn til · •· Miss Nina RU&ell I"CC!!Ind th" I , he "Ill sp1•nd :t mc:1th wath !clafamll~· were Thursday dlnnet 1 Amerlc&ll!i, he said, have tN"n llue&t pr1z.e The other guest of the i tlve;s club was Miss Beatrlcf' T c1rell cr 1 Mts Ida Sanborn !eft Monda·' Rnc.et.s of Mr and Ml1'1. Ross 'Schuy brough t up fea nng I be man wltll Poml:'roy. I for a vtslt with Mr and Mrs. Phil ler It was ln bonor of the blrth- 1 a pl!>tol and a uniform. "You mw • ·~ddleport Radio News Pro~rapa IPO '"BEER STA 1 Vir1inia Gre11 i 'f ' ' -.,... .Will ' .... 1 ~0 I _..,.. .. P ' 1.,, ~ .... CJI I ....... DlfL ~ ..... . . .,... o-. Cll ........ m ~ • _..,................... ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FERTILIZER Price-loweat in ye~<rs, Fertilizer in stock at E. S. Beegle Pmduce Co.,-Middleport Produce Co., and H. B. Pickett, Darwin. - fHINK OF THE HARVEST-Whatsoever 80wetlt that shall he also reap.--Gala.tians. 6:'/. • Dvetiicle~ IIJ()Od-wlll but f'<' 1' 1 th o QPI)'II' ""i.h (':)\ll(fS~ ~ TO:e following is p&rt of the law: •· A combination of loading: platform and one semi.trailer may be sixty feul. 1• long, tbe t~ailer its.EM may he fifty feet in Jengtb . No ve-l hiele n1Rt.:!'e wider than 96 inches except tractor engine~ .! ! ~le~ght;:.L~it is 12 feet, 8ix inches and length 3ii feet. No 11 other <!f;ijJ!hultion of veh1cl~s c:oUJ)Ied t ogether !'!hall hav ~ 'I a greattf."DVer-nll length than 85 feet." S~9 CS:h :i.PY normal, fsirminded peNon imsgine anything less to b( ,@);cited over than ::~uch a Jist of Iaw:s! Jmagine for · t ance, th e Ch esapea ..L e und 0 h 10 · Rail way, some morn- · ms lng coming. up Main Strcl.!t with two box carfl coupled to•• ........ ~ gether,:~vering freicrht s hipm ents to our merchants, th•: propeJH.n.,.power belllg lodged i11 the leading car. Preposter~~~ina ll)' 88)', and }'et such a sight ~ould be w1th·j:-" in the lftW.48 limits except perhap:. for a few iu~.:he.o,; 111 i.h~ 1 width ·: - .: 1 I ltnotil\• 1Ulri ~ is limiled. The legisla~ors sem to think the)' fi~ have dbne something unUimal if one is to be guided by the lj ,.. publicitv it h; being given in certain quarters. , t hl~ ~usp1c1on :: -- --- ---- , I .""" ~ 1 &~~ are txputed Lc deal with a prob· lem :~ow conrrontlllg al1 Am erican SJDE LIGHTS IN NEWS Of , CAPITA LS OF THE WORLD ; m.IU:IOntUY m Chhu i It b:u. to do l.lstltuuoru. wath obedience to the - edict of lbe eenttal Oo'liemmcnt reprdlng instructions be: mg r.1vLn relliPOUS outs! de, Instead of rorm~ · lns .· part ol the cw·r ~uium a.s hus :a. ... ""' · · - ,... •· ...... · - -................... 1 Jbeen the case~ :O~t.ullt I Two thousana appuumts at- PIEPING 1 whcr. tile}' are upc&E:d nre 'Wnrn 1 tend"'d the h.t cival servi£e -examhJil · .. __ BY JOHN GOETTE &way wl\b the rock and biown ()ft •1o11 ~ alvcn &ot Nanlr.mg by the Cen · T~j:t is s imply 0411 incid t nt hrougllt nut to Rhow how , . INS Bt.Aft Cor~pcmde~ f In dWit. It illlke reapil111 a crcp ot teal Govemmml and 9& pasE.c-1 .. .... I h' , PJO)lna, Sept 28- Nev~~ ct 1mlltd. When the grain Is r:p2 il Not (.•le of thr. tv.cnty women c1m· un f air ~u!: peo p e as s 1ppers, a~ cuHtomen.;, as tax:pay~rtl u f~sll until YOtU &Oe c.ne Dr Roy muat be gatherel;l., ei.Je 1t 15 ."Um;.><l LiiiJiltu emerged successfully and as· iawm.akers, have bee n with the raliroads dl'rtng IC'b!\i man Andrewsadvlaes .1n .a stllte By wa)' or lnlotructlon to the t~ Ia nct~worthy tbat P'"'''m • ~11'~ . mcnt mad' he" p•lmorlly ' " tho Chin~kh •top!Kd tbo u! lho •u""'!ul on.. the pu!t, H-W years wb~'e we.,hsve eJ.e rctsed our every ef- t:endlt.-oll Ulol' Chinese 1;-Y ' •n~ lif:ld -. ~ttat .A.Iilt.ti* trJ!fliua: II) · p.dlllintltl'll4'61 , oUI''" fort tnwN3 virtually cha!-ling this great phaMe of industrial jl"~• 8 been at~eused of ··•UerUlk ct ~ ea~ nr: :Aftatrii! ~~~rid or d:mtflg · tlkic'tly . . ., ,.,... , mcs~ ... verythinl but f081'1118. pofnts out th;, naccuncy or tbl! ~cbp ~ls. achv1t~ ~~ th e rna(). And fearful lest the effacmg he not 1 "1 bue tbcwnmc~ of fiP~d- bell.. f ·'that bone hu tJe,•n then '(!.w red slip 'besrmg t ..hc. _. ,.... . com plot~ soon enough we build highwa~'R at millionl'i m~n.'> l'(.mamtn• In Mouaollp and for a million yenrs, probilbly 1t w11l cf t~aue wlw paassed wAs • . . · . 1th~ Cf>ntral Aslaatic Expeditlull remntn for a few year.; longe r :.be"' all5 oi th! ~~;·.;;,;;a,r,;:; of dollat\i. of ex p en~e and mamtam thou~ands of do1lar.~1nu uc.ne llttlt: more than diJ;CCJver About eve1-y rour ~cars the w~ath,~ r th.e r!'ains or lile yov~rnmEoutband worth Qf eq uipm ent IH keeping th e roads in good shape·!ta t:.:-all 1tpoe.u.s and tu.ke wba~ tng or rocks ts .~ouft'lclent to expose alld th e bocmmg cf flrecr~>ckcrs , • . . 1 topr.~ ml.ls we.e i'XpOI;ed ut the , e.n ,entirel)' new crop or t os.5\IS In and p84-iahl e after hetl\'Y snow ~torm~ m the winter, ::tl• 1lln ~ . said Lhe ramell Am erican ex- a lm tllt an}' locality Bometlln~s Ie~s '' . . t h ' h lh 'I d b . t plorer o ( the Oobt w~tsti's. tim• 1.,s required u u 1 ~re llad belln 11w J apD.nc.>e cwtlt''l South Mun ·[ th e un~~~r . com pe 111 Jon . o W lC ~ rat rna M a~e au Jec • In acoordance . wlth 11n u~rer- mu;h ,,. 1nd or rain I-wm vc.ure churltt a,alw~~oy ha.s am1ounced ed, ma~ mak e all th e mroad !\ posa1ble on the mcomes of •mtnt • l{lned betwee n Dr Andrew s. to il<:Y that we could so to ttl~ D:J.In.J a Jl(-t prolll of J , . . . h I on I.e half or the Amell can Mu- ~ plate where the dinosaur eggs Y. err yLn ~.. r th~ last working )'CS.. At 1 perhap,ii our grea t e!-!l ta x paytng cu rpot•atl0n8 In 1 e e~o seur:1 cf Natural HIAtul'}' of N~w dL'>e~::·.·ered in 1923 and tlud ~~ot J~ast h~ momEnt v.n~ n Chmeae ove:n-1 I oo ' J:r •rE I ''' i York a nd th~ Chinese Committee fur tt.e PreservatlO,\ ot AnttqutttEto Trl)ly the workmgs of the a\'crage taxpayer's mtnd th ~ re hllve bt:e11 returned to China arc diffltcu lt to unden~tand. He readA and laugh~ at tke ltCI'tral ca.fes of 1o~Us Evflltualay . . Chin11 wm rece ive a compl:!te nfable or, the man who killed the goose thut latd the golde11 prcs•mtlltlon of til (' cullecllons egtr ~~rfd then proceeds t u show AeMil what a piker made In Monaolia b~ tbr EXX:,:!Cii 'h tlcn~ ns n gift . . he was•· !: ,. ~HoqL CHILDREN H• VIN t1• SCHo "!!' r~ dL . . d d 1 d . . . . ~t 81 te an lf'lllg un er Wit~ ,,t PIe~entf • it is but nuturul that wt~ take a. view of tht• 01ilUll· •• tlon. :• In . ., . fift y mOl e in the II&Jlli locallt~ mml 1s st ralntllJ CV('ry effcr t to I Th·~,. Wl>U!d hilve been expcsed by l't:eurc Ute aboUUon lit extrQ~tcrrt1n.;the 1·1t& -turu1e thf.' mte1.1.81 l.'!· torlal•ty .md th~ retrocession ol all 1weea vlalts" oonOt" rs Lons or areas hell;l. by forelgn ~ ~ • powua, 1t is Impressive to read . \ bll.t thi.s Jap11.n ese ope!al~ l111 e. 1 }:.rr :t~c m fll:rncc I!; expect~d to J whacll ruru tbrough the section of , t . cxe rttd on fore ign C'lU(';I'I tlonal Manrhurta lea~d to J~t.Jlan untJI 1 ' •• 11.ml rnle'lionary polley m Chln11 so 1 (l}mrst the end of thl~ century I 'TilC cll'prslts of fCI):;Il.; arc so , ton,, . the Unued States nnd Can· : h&I"Hi 11 net mcume of 9:i .33U.T30 j· leh t hat they coulu not bf> t>X· nd::~ .ue u : .aeeaned when Ji cow- , Ell c t approximately Jurty -e~ght i>au~ 1 ed bv mcmy years of wcrk.' llli~ucn ~,! rducatloualu,ts vU:!t mllh.. l Amtrtc:an dol~&tl! dednre1 Dr Andrews Few people Chln:1 tn tlu: near tuLu~e HPtt.ours and whancs, colllenes. utld ' asta nd how r05il!.t; are c:>llectTlm Rro up wtll lncluG.! Pauf \V nnd Jron works ne tted th ~ Japa nese 'td 1:here is a wlde -&pread imprllali· E. Hcekin11. Harvard ab ChalrmaJI. r<: mpany practlu.lly anoU1er :1.36.- 1 .on I. at we do IIlilCh dli iPilB The VIce Presiden t Woodward cf lh~ · 000.000 American iollars On tbc I co~~t1.ary Is u·ue Unh• rslh of Chtrngo, Pn•s 11.en ll ~ thr , hand whlit' tt coilerld over j Th(' 1111tur~~ol processcii of wenth- Marv E Woolley of Mount Hol\'oli:r (&ur mJilicn ytn frOll'l local adrnm- 1 itlna wind. rrost 11nd rain wea~.. Colk>ge, Dr. Henn• "' Hou&:h lc 1 lshatl<.l and txplmtallon, 11 sp:wt away lhe sur!a c~ of lllE rc.cks and Dean of the Scllwl or M ~ aicinr. J o~r 1\fteen mlllio 11 y'tn Cor thn. ~Vf'ntuall\ fXPf!ot' foull.s I ! lhF• "1 '1 Un!V:!N!it) 8f IOWA , purplH' herf" Bonr11 Which are- not La.ken Tt:t> rtndinss or t.hls commiso;lcn 1 ~-··- - - - - - - ~ -- ·-·~ PlCKLEs-tiWJ:IT &ND SOUR a, Bd&J Bl.rcl&J I I the prel{ent 1lm t•, th e re ar e . . perh8Jl~ thirty rn1lhon t•h1ldren In our .\'lchu(a]~. hemg pn~ pared f.or their fUttJ, tl a~ well lt..M the future of thiM grenl . , nat.ton . ~· Tbat the rl-"e or fall of our countt·y Ill the next . depen d fl on t h esc c h't ld ren, 1~ · no 1' dl e l' h attf'r, generation it is but the natural thinl{ to expect. Each succeeding Be sure to hav~ enougb pickle~ . h · rt 1 1 · th · 11 h' I .J f000> on your emeq:ency &belf. Tbesr. t;ra t ion as 1ts pa o 11 ay 1n e economic as we aM \.~. 1 b J ap.,et.1.E1na: Ut.t.le ~lishes alwa)'s ap· torical life of any nation. ' peaL and 'he &upr w;ed in thear 1 . By Jolua P. MedbUI'J' I mH:e-up ia a real qulck-enert )' How well that pcu·t 1s played natural!)' depends Oil j tuel the care and training which thP future governors of our i ..... ·""' '' "" "' ' or· "' ... - ··-................. 7 ~ dtstinies receiH· "hilc they are enif&ged in learninig d:f'lil,;" J :net etnnamon -· t - · ., ,,·~ ~ fundamentalt< of life while in sc hool under the direction , • · ..., . ~: ~ ~~~v:;J..sptce of the teacherM. Thifl then bring~ u~ to th e question of . • 1 quart v1Depr "'flat kind of t<'acherH we want to look after our children.! e seed )aq:e cu.a work .nearl y. if not quitt' n~ impol't&nt a:~ the work of th e 1 n... ,~ cumbers. Wuh tboroua;hly, then • • • r -~ soak for fQW' dayt ln salt. and wat~ pftrent 1n th e hom .:' . All wllo!'e uptnUR\H •re worthwhll~" er <two tablespoon~ Mit to one agre• that th e be~t we l'&l1 get in the wav• of tear herA for 1, ,.. .. wl ; :s. , quart waterlPUt , ,.tlanrtng '<Y"'even· clAY tbe s~ces !be in a.brine ~. 1 the ahapinr of th e destin ie~ of our progl'ny , is none too 1 • a~ BoU the eU£wnbera Wl.th the vine· gar, •ua~areandclear. spice 1t. unut ood ~·et in the face of that or>inion we find our legislac::umben 15 the belt cuto ~~ors in Ohio aoin!~ ngain Ht all rules of ~~oUne. eon~istent, ()tJ1) ';watch carefully ~ 1-emove each I ~reful reattonin,W" v.nd tl')' ill~ to el:onomize •by means of I "'- ~ ,. ou,N(r-. ~:::. ~::J.! ~ Pack 1n " ~e rrienny ·wise, pound fooJigh rule. ... . 1I The Vassar student •M lhmked t.a~t pratUct m the domeaW: \I s.v f'kiL&es ~ . Jn other word~, we find o~r educators ~lashed m sc!~ coune. 100 cuunben W'•lft*• Ol.it schools cut from a ntne month::: periOd to a1 • 1 f ;::·tutptli l;Nlths a.1d pink r1bT~ 000411 Q14 D.ut mpt m.onthe one in ordd to l'R.\'e mon$Y while at the 1 lo03 mar be .an .-J~t . bul Uae ~~ovt.'r- Th 1~ lS ~e wne or the :re1r 1 fl · l . ' llll' peJinltlil!' It> probably look.ina 'Vhf. 1 June briCk& 3I,Jirt goilli to <.,oe;,.pc.,m ~pte J.bp~, they fuund fund.~!- enough a\·••l•ble to appro~ l tGrJ"L rcl to J.he day wh<m bt' tlln !bel" motben. ~ 'Ji·~ • nve thounnd dol\&r amount for 80 ajrplane for I!lUI 1t.dlni I dol'& \lfe ......-1 Scdtl .,........h,t t_PALt the .n-bment. 'Ia~ fi Prt&Yt-n r: 'u,se of tbe state aet"onautical head, a ma"'hintll " ll)( o m~tlbllih' when Hyour hus 1flo or fpr ttu~t mwtter a poKition whJch the atate need s ' A ll •'l'b' l1ch m•n nnted a n aJ)MrL- bautl W&n't do wbat.lyou tell him. ""' · , mcnt the other day wltb Uwe bathl the aame proporttlon that we a.s hum•ns, need a tail. H~bt&:~ye t 1 be hates to Ui<: the sauw A t htUtt t man jaiJlfld l111! public 1;;;;~miori:-;:; ·c:· ,,..... _. , ope »t'e8 thJ! S:fCill hordB of children goif18' tp , tu w~ _ llbl!ll)' .so that he could Q:l\'e hU I' school. he does not really IJ'UP the import ot' ~~ bfiCiria 111r1 • book for her birll\day ,,--,-.- ih e Unnc d :stales al , . . . . I ---- r-- _. . _... . -.. . . "'-"'. . . .,. . .- . ....._.__. Ma,•he I'JD W gen- 11 ; 1 I--... th~ I ... c::'':'c!"'::s •'""'''' a ~~U.:::-r~nd BA:';t '"rt<::r i • '' s.__ I ! 1 c.-• rlnepr n t I I 1 e:r: Uf"l wltb firmne!i.S d al!:n lt y lu. ,'hiJlllll.ll• ''' -: · •.,JJ. '· : "' " "~annoa" ·: f:NGINEI:R . N~w Low .dee On Size %2: b)' 44-•·Jtb jacquard a. line 3k tou.·\:,1 coloh!d former The EXTRA HEAVY PUR~ WHITE BATH TOWELS Brand Hoae for Bora Glri&-BiaeiL aM Browu-AU -•llh tight ball fOI' t color tlnled &Ide plvar.ili!~d ..... ., stomach In order .' .,' tt running eana I I slJ.e- 39<; 6 FQRSOc ' • , : ..1{: Galvanized COAL BUCKETS GROUP Ill- l'liWllbcr 15 &ize-bea'fJ 40Dozen ' 11 , ..,.nle'l buckt.t&-with bea¥y flat steel han· dk-"\\'beellr~~ Mall:e:• CANNON TOWELS .. AM I sold on Prince Albert for 1-\.. home-rolled cigarettes? Ask heuy plvaniaed lnsille pall-- Tbia II"OUP of me another! I like P. A.'s fragrance. And I like the way P. A. rolls, it rolls easy and stays put. But the big point in P. A.'s favor is its marvel· ous taste. Freshness gives that taste -a taste you simply can't find in stale dried-out tobaccos! Cool as a sum· mons to serve on the jury. Sweet full (IUOOe8 in Tin "'o otlo,.r tuluocf.lo hlutil as the news that you have been --""excused. Mild and mellow beyond description, but with that full, rich, fresh tobacco-body that satisfies GOOD TOIIACCO DF.SERVR!I GOOD UCB llnd }'011 hrwc the worhl't ~~~ - Tlaeae papeu ere mtde io your 5moke-hunger to the absolute l'r<~ncr, tJ.pn;~sl~ fu1 ]{, J. IC"ynold• Tob.aeco Corupo~a1, 11l the l1m••u~ Uollu .r r~"'"''L'~, for more [bon • bundl'fll yean maktn limit. Try rolling 'em with P. A. of the worlo.l. ~ lm~~! •:,gllr.,Ue· p,.pen. OCit book or 150 lca,.el, Try this tobacco in your pipe, also. 5(- &I lid fOil HI'CIIt lliclel lbllt IIICOI.PI alGA io Qll..ilJ 68c BATH TOWELS. SNOWDEN PLAID BLANKETS from our ,-eplar stoela:-&0 whUe-e.n• wbUe wUb eolored bonlen--eomt of them an IHJilt.ly MUed f1:10m baPilltar, bal. ih.ey .re told ~trice for t1ae ~ "-J ., St!pt. 22c 6 FOR $1.;& GROUPV- ~ PLAID TURKISH TOWELS ' JOe Enra GBOUP VI- Purl Wr• bemme~rp ~r•m blq:U wUb EXTRA FINE QUAUTY FANCY 2ATH TOWEJ.,S me-1o .,,. 88 lha~ t~i IJI!f'h aDd U. K· _,-m of Its r.rce IIR ls ortea tw- d plaee or bed aheN-Co_,. ltn. bt-.e, ,.~. ~ tole, plait:, tolon-8:lfe prW fU:I' l'r laftllll~ . . . rDr I Ute lad . dar or •le- poltet dot~>. .ere •1::w takinJ 1 o . tr~oo Respeettvlly, R!.lthbum Dolison. .Stanlo System Tonic Ia sold by $8ruJbury Dma: Co., 1n Mlddlt- pbto. .. " ROLLS EASY AND STAYS PUT C 19ll, a, J . B.orr-oldo ' I a - Cllliflal ~ ... If. C. ; ,. ... " ' I " ' ' ., ' '' '• ev~r1' i~ SIR II bJ 31 lnellm-whit.e rib aolored stripes .f' ~· ' '' In biH or r;l'ftn eaamel Unlatae.- at a I'Wk:l11cH1517 lo•· . Seventy-two Year. of and Feel Like a Youna Man" .o aay• PRESSIT KITCHEN GARBAGE CANS 6FOR70c GROUP IV- . ' ,..., 19c Whit-e wUh pas&el t'Oiond bonlem--.tiM. of ea.c:ll towel 2t by to laehet . . .... - 12c lnehades all ..._eb1 that 101d •P to SOc: o\ ' .,. CO\"en-and fUtlng carrrinj~;-No. . . 15c . ~- ' PAJNTED GARBAGE CANS lluwy corrugated border.- ••• )'Our GROUP II- lt bJ 31 inches-All wbik wUh • li Say Goodbye To Sick Headaches 19c A PAIR 6 FOR $l.40 TINTED TURKISH TOWELS .t 'I / 5\'cl to IU h - ' - - .. 25c . . . .. i qaaUtJ hf'.t'FJ Bear bordef8-lrrerulitn oJ l I ------ ... FOR SO Dozen- COMMITS Columbu.,, 0 4 Sept 29--IN6Lea¥1ng a note Saying be "had t o clo it." Adln A Oa·ubb :JII .•1 nwtaJ. lurgltal engineer. t oda~ had kl!l ~oi hhnl:'eU bv Icapinll: from th (' slxtt. ftoo t of th r building m wblch hla oftlci! was located H1.;; ~k ull 'V:!' fractured and both Rrmll and lf\1::; were broken In the plunge Pollet:! believed hi'! mailed a lett ~ r l1 t 11 subs,atlon a few minutes bdo~ jum~:ing rrom the building aad "Dundee" Brands. A " ' .~ · 1aton d'~"tA d urmg · th e 1r recep · t "'fPJOn. · II fttl'\rncdy ,.,, IailYe&ee P"""' who alwayo pto ,_ne 1eJ18 to help hu play • Sflld!!il J:nws ·•lil>l!'ever. b'e Impressed upon, us most forcibly IUJ&in ~uet The ttscql"Jl"lndui ~ri.t8 t.zthr ~ 'hn llt1U't4f' ,fl,~lbl fl:le bap: l.n I "~':fl~ir'j] when thi!! areat number will be turned looait 0p o,., · vJ,.,nue r~~nt of ht.s ~e. !" sopner ttlan . tttey shou'd have been, for a11 1 PIJipr111or: Wlllat'e ,Ule \dea lJl a A L- . IUP~!PIJ qaqea on tlloae Irani.· J'lqapc:itf w.\11 insti'UCtlon cocld not do llUiht but hel ~ ~.,, JJ.c:-cly f'lULh I& attlilll ao scarce 1 Miln.aut : I'll~ ..uan& t.btm. tor th;~ t hundre~ of stre:t . t:w•~.. . ·" I SALE 1400 Tow 1 I : . For Wednesday La§l Day of September Savings. t.,,,.,.,,"'"'l"'""'""..... "" H:al.[. I I ! POMEROY, OHIO,R.D. 1 'J'EL. P' UlWIN rolls easy • • and stays put! 1 I I H: B. PICKETT, Agent man A NEW law recently pa..'1Sed, the size of motor , · · - I IIOAD::LEGISLATION tire col))ltry ----~---------~ CINCINNATI HAS -- :ro ~ ~ I Jfe• York arul Chlcap UE . ri' ~~:;:a,:;::e~~~:>ts~ ft~e ~t!:.: · m~r:~~ NATIONAl. AI>VEI!TioiiJIO allftU&Ii't4Tiftl .. 666 JOHN A;NDERSON ANSWERS SUMMONS ' '• .. ·~ •. : l " '' '", ..... �• • Tim DA.tt..T TRDOlQ:, I'OIDftOT, OBlO ' ' Early Practke T'U!!SDAY. SEPTEMBER 211, 1131. Mdh0111.n · llll.a)' or Mr Schuy~r Mr u.ndne&r MrsCoolvWe. C W .Sulder. 1md ~ R a.nntvli!r~~ar; M c 11 .. .. o.~LITICJANS MUM Ill :.ta~t:m~nt lo lit ~"lta>~.·u al !o<J i o.L Th~: &mouut of tht tut pla.nned - BANDIT!!' GET -.ooo 1 · laycuouat,w .. o ..a~.....,.,n •. 1 •" •• ~\'lo c::hUdren or seoma.n are bert: in a vrry seriOUII cond1Uon, wa!l ON D" l .utuJ.~ tmt . IVIII!t'l ot'l l,llUI uu•,riJ wa~~ not arlllounc.:d IL WIIS ltt~.l.t:u, ~1l..rtlru; l''erry. 0 , &pt. 28r-IM l'hl• Wo• .... b viattina wltb the former'• p&rtlllls. brouaht tu his home In Mldelleport I N A. B.a.lrd, 11111d however th11t lhe reductl?ll wou!d : -Co.arying- rev olvt'rll, &o knife and·'lol. I Mrs. HarTy RuueU and d&Uih- Swaday Hill oondltion ~ twt muc.l : -: \ C.t.•opaiiJnt'r!l lor E'!llliU.~ ·. hu 1' bt' oomm.,n&Urllte wHh thf' cuts hammer, tbree b!lndlu. earl)' ~Y .. .er Hilda returned the latter pa.rt lmprcwed • N1wark. N J &pt 2'~IN8-- Hepubllcan cant:lidat.e !or il"'ml~oJr made by other steel concerm !nat Diml( Balabmo, reputt<l bOOtPBOfdi 111-L of the week rrom lnellanapolili, Mrs Leo Hy~~ell had tbe milror- !&:crtcy w11.s maintained Lodny b) ot"h~H d the conftrets vr0t~ t'h <.11 ... \ _ _ __ 1E'gge 1· abnut the head as ht .stt~pt.. wbere they have been vl.alUna: wlt.n 1 tune t.o have htr band b&dly cut. I all In volved regllrdl.lg tht> .'!Land :'lOt t-he~ to )eopardi..:L" B;tll u • und !kd with $2,000 taken !rom un• • Mr a..nd Mra. CheaUr R~ll l aever&l days lliO while canniJll: <!IPC!d«< UJXln by New .Jt' rl\o:l' Con· LhlliiCtS of votto In 80Ulht:•l th 1 1 ON ANOTHt:K SURVEY l dt>r l'ls pJUow ·• · . ,: HUIIh McCoy, has resumed his rrult The top 0 tbe jQ.l broke l lfreslllC'nRl \ea-:lero: on the question u unlit'! by comm.,: \JUt !0r <l'p:a J\,.,.,. Nankllll!l Sept 29-INB--Carqduttes llt the 01'0111.n market U.fle• l cuttlnj the palm of het barut ' Of lit'ffiiH•dlntr ltgal!zaliCn uJ four ion d beer · lng a physiCikn and m('dlr!ill KUI)" "·~ BIRTH ONNOUNCEMENT vlaltin&: wlth ht&: all.'lt, Mrs. C 8 Middleport's Street Commtttee J')l'!r Lrnl t{cr at thei r c'Jntr-n·nu· ---~ ~plle1 . Colont>l and Mrs Chorll's A 1 A d•Ufhl>' wa• bo"' Satu,doy t ~rrest o! Fremont . '"' "l ;under the supervl.slon of Harlov· ht>re n'A..G~S ARf. RE:Diil 't:D Undbt-r~Ch ldt NanklnK today ror 1 . Mr and Mrs. Felix Let ol lhl Mr. and !d:r1. W~~olter Allen 11rt' BwU!her are lmprovinr t.he 11 ney; l Se!•at.ors DWL&bt H M<'lnull' an d Cle v£1aml. Sept 29 - INB-- F'ul · !I 400-mll~ flight tu WullU t~nd\ UfrUm OR TA..Bt.MS ·.~, Preell1ct. The fll thl' f :~ now 1 moving Into the RWJSell Racro PIO· !of thl' town wltb gravel, whicb ts ' Hamllto-n F Kf'D.Il , as WPll A.foo th':' lowing the action t.aken by ''l: tt'r H~n.lr.o~ , Relle-~e~~ a Headache or NeuaaiA'Iaf ' JO!'ID T Andeno-.a. 1l yea.r.!l or aF.-' ~·ear.; ol aa~ wty on Seoond Avenue , an added Improveme nt ]-line repreEentatne~ o! tl.r meet- ~af'i"e t;\.eel companies in tb~ cuun· 1 ~re~ pmnnect to makr a ~tU\l' 1ln :to mjn\lt.e!l. cb~k• a Cold tbt 1 pueed away Nonday afternootl a.t Thmn~~o& Witton lla.s been ll v\slt- ~ Kathryn and Christine . l!"tg, t e!usl"d to romml'nl on the con- l•y. the Republic Bt.cel Corporat JOn ~~~ f~om three to fhe da}~ 01 llut da}, and cheeks Malarb ID abcmt 4 o'clock at tbe home ot hts t:LAf'~ IU EETS or here from Milwaukee. Wil. and Katbryn Bater 01 rerenC'f' lodu.y announ[!(!d a reducu"n 111 t w OQ( ~rra Ill lilt' Hnmty ol thr~ dayt. d&llfhter Mrs HermaQ.. Bailey on I Th·· Sama1ltan c1as11 or tbe Pres Mr and Mra. Theodore Witsrut spent the week end with Mrs. "T,,e mailer wtll be IUI~·,.,·ered ln •,ag._.s ~tte<:tlve ()(:t 1 ~:::~f~~~· and •.o.·lll tho:u u:turn U! 1.; 6 [i 3aJve fnr 8ahy•11 Cold pjabfor Stree&. Mr. AndflliOil. 11. n·- 1bvtH' an .,.hunll nu t at the hom 1 0 Malt Sanborn moWre•JI . ----·-· __: ----•ldeot of Poca. W111 ber ! for a v 1 ~ 1 t l or WlUiam Yt>a&er on Gravel Hll with hla d&uahtfl' 11.nd b•d be"n i M.on~ay t:vtnin{l Th05e ln at..end paren tis, Mr and Mn. Harley to Columbus Tue8day mornJ.n~~: here ooly for 11 short Ume, wht'n ence we~ Mrs Dea Hll)es, teaeh Tbomas. wbere thr~· spent the day ' hr 'l>'tUl taken IH. er of the class Charles Lewis, Oeo Mu. Sara Horn and daugbt.er of 'J'ht. rem.&Jna wlll be taken tfl Poca Buct:nnan, Phlltp Joacmm , Jlmm· Athens were Sunday visitors wlt,h when~ funeral services Wlli be eon- Buc:.11Dan. J ohn Harley, Rodnr Mrs F\ B Murphy and son Bentley dut!ted WedDeadll)' &l 4 p M Bur· Sauer Ot'nt Schaff. Ernest Luca Mr an d Mrs. Whitlock have 11.1. tn cbarae or Rawlings, will bE Fred Sch&a.l , Richard Lucas, Elwooc mo'1:'!d t'tom Bradbury to Middle - "GOOD WILL" SQUAD Made at Poca. Lewis, Junior owens, CU:I'I'or( port and are occupyana: the B F 1Cunningham and the ho.st, WUUinr Murpb y pt"operty on Third Avenue Mn. Delmar Pauley and lnfam Cinrlnnatt, 0, Btpt 29-IN&1 Yeager ne clus elected ntw olticen 8011 returned to their home on Lo· The vice ~ quad and tile liquor sqmu1 CLUB HOSTESS for ~he comina year as tollowe cuBt street Sw\day 1rom Albany, ~ <:te Cincinnati poll n> terce wen.: Miss Lelah Sldenst.rleker enter- Frulcte11 t, Char}('~ Lewis. V1c: where they h~tove ,been visiting wtih ,olncd toda}· by an l.rmovallou lu t111lned the members of the rtvt> ! Pre,lC:ent Gene Schaaf Secreta ay Mr. Pauley's parenU. po.~ire practice-a· gocd-wlll " ~QU :H hun~red club, Monday eve nm~~: Erntfit L~cas , Tteasur~r. Elwoo; ~ Mr. and Mr~; Charles DauiJherty Ambasgadors of tne dty hall lu With a dinnl'r aened at tbe Mary l.ewl!l The meeting wa.s ciC'sed wtttl and dllUKht.er or Clut.rleston spent lhe public" Is another nume whkl, •' Jane Follo\ll~lli the dinner the refl'foshment.s llt'r~d by M:IS!'i Swan the week end here wltb relative~ was @. lven six munbeas of th.· ; ' " J and frlenda. I'QUMI by Cltv MaJUiijn Dyk~u·u. clUb assembled lit the hom~ of Mib~ Tbe next meeting w!ll be held a• M r. a nd Mrs. N c Welch w1111 "Guarci well tht' lu llguagl you Btd!ruJtrlcker oc Second Ave.IUe the home of George Buchanan After a delightful aoct~~ol evenina- 1 move this week Into their new I I'M'," the city manager a.sld epent Jc Clll'd playing , the scoLt!:; ' ·borne on Main street, whlcb was ) "The hc.ti'l seetlou of t11e cit\' were counted and the club pr1zc M.1s F1a11k Kanou6l' ~~illl lt•av. just recently cornp.fi:te.tt by tile 1 wberc much of your '''Grl• \Hll b1 ·,·,hr·J C' fl was awarded to Mn A.. F Evans ibh:1 wf't'k for Miami, F!ot·ida. v. nerP Pl'ivde Lumber compan}' 1 Is nne abovt all vtht-rs Mr and Mrs Albert Gordon and sort WOld turn s away wrn til · •· Miss Nina RU&ell I"CC!!Ind th" I , he "Ill sp1•nd :t mc:1th wath !clafamll~· were Thursday dlnnet 1 Amerlc&ll!i, he said, have tN"n llue&t pr1z.e The other guest of the i tlve;s club was Miss Beatrlcf' T c1rell cr 1 Mts Ida Sanborn !eft Monda·' Rnc.et.s of Mr and Ml1'1. Ross 'Schuy brough t up fea nng I be man wltll Poml:'roy. I for a vtslt with Mr and Mrs. Phil ler It was ln bonor of the blrth- 1 a pl!>tol and a uniform. "You mw • ·~ddleport Radio News Pro~rapa IPO '"BEER STA 1 Vir1inia Gre11 i 'f ' ' -.,... .Will ' .... 1 ~0 I _..,.. .. P ' 1.,, ~ .... CJI I ....... DlfL ~ ..... . . .,... o-. Cll ........ m ~ • _..,................... ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FERTILIZER Price-loweat in ye~<rs, Fertilizer in stock at E. S. Beegle Pmduce Co.,-Middleport Produce Co., and H. B. Pickett, Darwin. - fHINK OF THE HARVEST-Whatsoever 80wetlt that shall he also reap.--Gala.tians. 6:'/. • Dvetiicle~ IIJ()Od-wlll but f'<' 1' 1 th o QPI)'II' ""i.h (':)\ll(fS~ ~ TO:e following is p&rt of the law: •· A combination of loading: platform and one semi.trailer may be sixty feul. 1• long, tbe t~ailer its.EM may he fifty feet in Jengtb . No ve-l hiele n1Rt.:!'e wider than 96 inches except tractor engine~ .! ! ~le~ght;:.L~it is 12 feet, 8ix inches and length 3ii feet. No 11 other <!f;ijJ!hultion of veh1cl~s c:oUJ)Ied t ogether !'!hall hav ~ 'I a greattf."DVer-nll length than 85 feet." S~9 CS:h :i.PY normal, fsirminded peNon imsgine anything less to b( ,@);cited over than ::~uch a Jist of Iaw:s! Jmagine for · t ance, th e Ch esapea ..L e und 0 h 10 · Rail way, some morn- · ms lng coming. up Main Strcl.!t with two box carfl coupled to•• ........ ~ gether,:~vering freicrht s hipm ents to our merchants, th•: propeJH.n.,.power belllg lodged i11 the leading car. Preposter~~~ina ll)' 88)', and }'et such a sight ~ould be w1th·j:-" in the lftW.48 limits except perhap:. for a few iu~.:he.o,; 111 i.h~ 1 width ·: - .: 1 I ltnotil\• 1Ulri ~ is limiled. The legisla~ors sem to think the)' fi~ have dbne something unUimal if one is to be guided by the lj ,.. publicitv it h; being given in certain quarters. , t hl~ ~usp1c1on :: -- --- ---- , I .""" ~ 1 &~~ are txputed Lc deal with a prob· lem :~ow conrrontlllg al1 Am erican SJDE LIGHTS IN NEWS Of , CAPITA LS OF THE WORLD ; m.IU:IOntUY m Chhu i It b:u. to do l.lstltuuoru. wath obedience to the - edict of lbe eenttal Oo'liemmcnt reprdlng instructions be: mg r.1vLn relliPOUS outs! de, Instead of rorm~ · lns .· part ol the cw·r ~uium a.s hus :a. ... ""' · · - ,... •· ...... · - -................... 1 Jbeen the case~ :O~t.ullt I Two thousana appuumts at- PIEPING 1 whcr. tile}' are upc&E:d nre 'Wnrn 1 tend"'d the h.t cival servi£e -examhJil · .. __ BY JOHN GOETTE &way wl\b the rock and biown ()ft •1o11 ~ alvcn &ot Nanlr.mg by the Cen · T~j:t is s imply 0411 incid t nt hrougllt nut to Rhow how , . INS Bt.Aft Cor~pcmde~ f In dWit. It illlke reapil111 a crcp ot teal Govemmml and 9& pasE.c-1 .. .... I h' , PJO)lna, Sept 28- Nev~~ ct 1mlltd. When the grain Is r:p2 il Not (.•le of thr. tv.cnty women c1m· un f air ~u!: peo p e as s 1ppers, a~ cuHtomen.;, as tax:pay~rtl u f~sll until YOtU &Oe c.ne Dr Roy muat be gatherel;l., ei.Je 1t 15 ."Um;.><l LiiiJiltu emerged successfully and as· iawm.akers, have bee n with the raliroads dl'rtng IC'b!\i man Andrewsadvlaes .1n .a stllte By wa)' or lnlotructlon to the t~ Ia nct~worthy tbat P'"'''m • ~11'~ . mcnt mad' he" p•lmorlly ' " tho Chin~kh •top!Kd tbo u! lho •u""'!ul on.. the pu!t, H-W years wb~'e we.,hsve eJ.e rctsed our every ef- t:endlt.-oll Ulol' Chinese 1;-Y ' •n~ lif:ld -. ~ttat .A.Iilt.ti* trJ!fliua: II) · p.dlllintltl'll4'61 , oUI''" fort tnwN3 virtually cha!-ling this great phaMe of industrial jl"~• 8 been at~eused of ··•UerUlk ct ~ ea~ nr: :Aftatrii! ~~~rid or d:mtflg · tlkic'tly . . ., ,.,... , mcs~ ... verythinl but f081'1118. pofnts out th;, naccuncy or tbl! ~cbp ~ls. achv1t~ ~~ th e rna(). And fearful lest the effacmg he not 1 "1 bue tbcwnmc~ of fiP~d- bell.. f ·'that bone hu tJe,•n then '(!.w red slip 'besrmg t ..hc. _. ,.... . com plot~ soon enough we build highwa~'R at millionl'i m~n.'> l'(.mamtn• In Mouaollp and for a million yenrs, probilbly 1t w11l cf t~aue wlw paassed wAs • . . · . 1th~ Cf>ntral Aslaatic Expeditlull remntn for a few year.; longe r :.be"' all5 oi th! ~~;·.;;,;;a,r,;:; of dollat\i. of ex p en~e and mamtam thou~ands of do1lar.~1nu uc.ne llttlt: more than diJ;CCJver About eve1-y rour ~cars the w~ath,~ r th.e r!'ains or lile yov~rnmEoutband worth Qf eq uipm ent IH keeping th e roads in good shape·!ta t:.:-all 1tpoe.u.s and tu.ke wba~ tng or rocks ts .~ouft'lclent to expose alld th e bocmmg cf flrecr~>ckcrs , • . . 1 topr.~ ml.ls we.e i'XpOI;ed ut the , e.n ,entirel)' new crop or t os.5\IS In and p84-iahl e after hetl\'Y snow ~torm~ m the winter, ::tl• 1lln ~ . said Lhe ramell Am erican ex- a lm tllt an}' locality Bometlln~s Ie~s '' . . t h ' h lh 'I d b . t plorer o ( the Oobt w~tsti's. tim• 1.,s required u u 1 ~re llad belln 11w J apD.nc.>e cwtlt''l South Mun ·[ th e un~~~r . com pe 111 Jon . o W lC ~ rat rna M a~e au Jec • In acoordance . wlth 11n u~rer- mu;h ,,. 1nd or rain I-wm vc.ure churltt a,alw~~oy ha.s am1ounced ed, ma~ mak e all th e mroad !\ posa1ble on the mcomes of •mtnt • l{lned betwee n Dr Andrew s. to il<:Y that we could so to ttl~ D:J.In.J a Jl(-t prolll of J , . . . h I on I.e half or the Amell can Mu- ~ plate where the dinosaur eggs Y. err yLn ~.. r th~ last working )'CS.. At 1 perhap,ii our grea t e!-!l ta x paytng cu rpot•atl0n8 In 1 e e~o seur:1 cf Natural HIAtul'}' of N~w dL'>e~::·.·ered in 1923 and tlud ~~ot J~ast h~ momEnt v.n~ n Chmeae ove:n-1 I oo ' J:r •rE I ''' i York a nd th~ Chinese Committee fur tt.e PreservatlO,\ ot AnttqutttEto Trl)ly the workmgs of the a\'crage taxpayer's mtnd th ~ re hllve bt:e11 returned to China arc diffltcu lt to unden~tand. He readA and laugh~ at tke ltCI'tral ca.fes of 1o~Us Evflltualay . . Chin11 wm rece ive a compl:!te nfable or, the man who killed the goose thut latd the golde11 prcs•mtlltlon of til (' cullecllons egtr ~~rfd then proceeds t u show AeMil what a piker made In Monaolia b~ tbr EXX:,:!Cii 'h tlcn~ ns n gift . . he was•· !: ,. ~HoqL CHILDREN H• VIN t1• SCHo "!!' r~ dL . . d d 1 d . . . . ~t 81 te an lf'lllg un er Wit~ ,,t PIe~entf • it is but nuturul that wt~ take a. view of tht• 01ilUll· •• tlon. :• In . ., . fift y mOl e in the II&Jlli locallt~ mml 1s st ralntllJ CV('ry effcr t to I Th·~,. Wl>U!d hilve been expcsed by l't:eurc Ute aboUUon lit extrQ~tcrrt1n.;the 1·1t& -turu1e thf.' mte1.1.81 l.'!· torlal•ty .md th~ retrocession ol all 1weea vlalts" oonOt" rs Lons or areas hell;l. by forelgn ~ ~ • powua, 1t is Impressive to read . \ bll.t thi.s Jap11.n ese ope!al~ l111 e. 1 }:.rr :t~c m fll:rncc I!; expect~d to J whacll ruru tbrough the section of , t . cxe rttd on fore ign C'lU(';I'I tlonal Manrhurta lea~d to J~t.Jlan untJI 1 ' •• 11.ml rnle'lionary polley m Chln11 so 1 (l}mrst the end of thl~ century I 'TilC cll'prslts of fCI):;Il.; arc so , ton,, . the Unued States nnd Can· : h&I"Hi 11 net mcume of 9:i .33U.T30 j· leh t hat they coulu not bf> t>X· nd::~ .ue u : .aeeaned when Ji cow- , Ell c t approximately Jurty -e~ght i>au~ 1 ed bv mcmy years of wcrk.' llli~ucn ~,! rducatloualu,ts vU:!t mllh.. l Amtrtc:an dol~&tl! dednre1 Dr Andrews Few people Chln:1 tn tlu: near tuLu~e HPtt.ours and whancs, colllenes. utld ' asta nd how r05il!.t; are c:>llectTlm Rro up wtll lncluG.! Pauf \V nnd Jron works ne tted th ~ Japa nese 'td 1:here is a wlde -&pread imprllali· E. Hcekin11. Harvard ab ChalrmaJI. r<: mpany practlu.lly anoU1er :1.36.- 1 .on I. at we do IIlilCh dli iPilB The VIce Presiden t Woodward cf lh~ · 000.000 American iollars On tbc I co~~t1.ary Is u·ue Unh• rslh of Chtrngo, Pn•s 11.en ll ~ thr , hand whlit' tt coilerld over j Th(' 1111tur~~ol processcii of wenth- Marv E Woolley of Mount Hol\'oli:r (&ur mJilicn ytn frOll'l local adrnm- 1 itlna wind. rrost 11nd rain wea~.. Colk>ge, Dr. Henn• "' Hou&:h lc 1 lshatl<.l and txplmtallon, 11 sp:wt away lhe sur!a c~ of lllE rc.cks and Dean of the Scllwl or M ~ aicinr. J o~r 1\fteen mlllio 11 y'tn Cor thn. ~Vf'ntuall\ fXPf!ot' foull.s I ! lhF• "1 '1 Un!V:!N!it) 8f IOWA , purplH' herf" Bonr11 Which are- not La.ken Tt:t> rtndinss or t.hls commiso;lcn 1 ~-··- - - - - - - ~ -- ·-·~ PlCKLEs-tiWJ:IT &ND SOUR a, Bd&J Bl.rcl&J I I the prel{ent 1lm t•, th e re ar e . . perh8Jl~ thirty rn1lhon t•h1ldren In our .\'lchu(a]~. hemg pn~ pared f.or their fUttJ, tl a~ well lt..M the future of thiM grenl . , nat.ton . ~· Tbat the rl-"e or fall of our countt·y Ill the next . depen d fl on t h esc c h't ld ren, 1~ · no 1' dl e l' h attf'r, generation it is but the natural thinl{ to expect. Each succeeding Be sure to hav~ enougb pickle~ . h · rt 1 1 · th · 11 h' I .J f000> on your emeq:ency &belf. Tbesr. t;ra t ion as 1ts pa o 11 ay 1n e economic as we aM \.~. 1 b J ap.,et.1.E1na: Ut.t.le ~lishes alwa)'s ap· torical life of any nation. ' peaL and 'he &upr w;ed in thear 1 . By Jolua P. MedbUI'J' I mH:e-up ia a real qulck-enert )' How well that pcu·t 1s played natural!)' depends Oil j tuel the care and training which thP future governors of our i ..... ·""' '' "" "' ' or· "' ... - ··-................. 7 ~ dtstinies receiH· "hilc they are enif&ged in learninig d:f'lil,;" J :net etnnamon -· t - · ., ,,·~ ~ fundamentalt< of life while in sc hool under the direction , • · ..., . ~: ~ ~~~v:;J..sptce of the teacherM. Thifl then bring~ u~ to th e question of . • 1 quart v1Depr "'flat kind of t<'acherH we want to look after our children.! e seed )aq:e cu.a work .nearl y. if not quitt' n~ impol't&nt a:~ the work of th e 1 n... ,~ cumbers. Wuh tboroua;hly, then • • • r -~ soak for fQW' dayt ln salt. and wat~ pftrent 1n th e hom .:' . All wllo!'e uptnUR\H •re worthwhll~" er <two tablespoon~ Mit to one agre• that th e be~t we l'&l1 get in the wav• of tear herA for 1, ,.. .. wl ; :s. , quart waterlPUt , ,.tlanrtng '<Y"'even· clAY tbe s~ces !be in a.brine ~. 1 the ahapinr of th e destin ie~ of our progl'ny , is none too 1 • a~ BoU the eU£wnbera Wl.th the vine· gar, •ua~areandclear. spice 1t. unut ood ~·et in the face of that or>inion we find our legislac::umben 15 the belt cuto ~~ors in Ohio aoin!~ ngain Ht all rules of ~~oUne. eon~istent, ()tJ1) ';watch carefully ~ 1-emove each I ~reful reattonin,W" v.nd tl')' ill~ to el:onomize •by means of I "'- ~ ,. ou,N(r-. ~:::. ~::J.! ~ Pack 1n " ~e rrienny ·wise, pound fooJigh rule. ... . 1I The Vassar student •M lhmked t.a~t pratUct m the domeaW: \I s.v f'kiL&es ~ . Jn other word~, we find o~r educators ~lashed m sc!~ coune. 100 cuunben W'•lft*• Ol.it schools cut from a ntne month::: periOd to a1 • 1 f ;::·tutptli l;Nlths a.1d pink r1bT~ 000411 Q14 D.ut mpt m.onthe one in ordd to l'R.\'e mon$Y while at the 1 lo03 mar be .an .-J~t . bul Uae ~~ovt.'r- Th 1~ lS ~e wne or the :re1r 1 fl · l . ' llll' peJinltlil!' It> probably look.ina 'Vhf. 1 June briCk& 3I,Jirt goilli to <.,oe;,.pc.,m ~pte J.bp~, they fuund fund.~!- enough a\·••l•ble to appro~ l tGrJ"L rcl to J.he day wh<m bt' tlln !bel" motben. ~ 'Ji·~ • nve thounnd dol\&r amount for 80 ajrplane for I!lUI 1t.dlni I dol'& \lfe ......-1 Scdtl .,........h,t t_PALt the .n-bment. 'Ia~ fi Prt&Yt-n r: 'u,se of tbe state aet"onautical head, a ma"'hintll " ll)( o m~tlbllih' when Hyour hus 1flo or fpr ttu~t mwtter a poKition whJch the atate need s ' A ll •'l'b' l1ch m•n nnted a n aJ)MrL- bautl W&n't do wbat.lyou tell him. ""' · , mcnt the other day wltb Uwe bathl the aame proporttlon that we a.s hum•ns, need a tail. H~bt&:~ye t 1 be hates to Ui<: the sauw A t htUtt t man jaiJlfld l111! public 1;;;;~miori:-;:; ·c:· ,,..... _. , ope »t'e8 thJ! S:fCill hordB of children goif18' tp , tu w~ _ llbl!ll)' .so that he could Q:l\'e hU I' school. he does not really IJ'UP the import ot' ~~ bfiCiria 111r1 • book for her birll\day ,,--,-.- ih e Unnc d :stales al , . . . . I ---- r-- _. . _... . -.. . . "'-"'. . . .,. . .- . ....._.__. Ma,•he I'JD W gen- 11 ; 1 I--... th~ I ... c::'':'c!"'::s •'""'''' a ~~U.:::-r~nd BA:';t '"rt<::r i • '' s.__ I ! 1 c.-• rlnepr n t I I 1 e:r: Uf"l wltb firmne!i.S d al!:n lt y lu. ,'hiJlllll.ll• ''' -: · •.,JJ. '· : "' " "~annoa" ·: f:NGINEI:R . N~w Low .dee On Size %2: b)' 44-•·Jtb jacquard a. line 3k tou.·\:,1 coloh!d former The EXTRA HEAVY PUR~ WHITE BATH TOWELS Brand Hoae for Bora Glri&-BiaeiL aM Browu-AU -•llh tight ball fOI' t color tlnled &Ide plvar.ili!~d ..... ., stomach In order .' .,' tt running eana I I slJ.e- 39<; 6 FQRSOc ' • , : ..1{: Galvanized COAL BUCKETS GROUP Ill- l'liWllbcr 15 &ize-bea'fJ 40Dozen ' 11 , ..,.nle'l buckt.t&-with bea¥y flat steel han· dk-"\\'beellr~~ Mall:e:• CANNON TOWELS .. AM I sold on Prince Albert for 1-\.. home-rolled cigarettes? Ask heuy plvaniaed lnsille pall-- Tbia II"OUP of me another! I like P. A.'s fragrance. And I like the way P. A. rolls, it rolls easy and stays put. But the big point in P. A.'s favor is its marvel· ous taste. Freshness gives that taste -a taste you simply can't find in stale dried-out tobaccos! Cool as a sum· mons to serve on the jury. Sweet full (IUOOe8 in Tin "'o otlo,.r tuluocf.lo hlutil as the news that you have been --""excused. Mild and mellow beyond description, but with that full, rich, fresh tobacco-body that satisfies GOOD TOIIACCO DF.SERVR!I GOOD UCB llnd }'011 hrwc the worhl't ~~~ - Tlaeae papeu ere mtde io your 5moke-hunger to the absolute l'r<~ncr, tJ.pn;~sl~ fu1 ]{, J. IC"ynold• Tob.aeco Corupo~a1, 11l the l1m••u~ Uollu .r r~"'"''L'~, for more [bon • bundl'fll yean maktn limit. Try rolling 'em with P. A. of the worlo.l. ~ lm~~! •:,gllr.,Ue· p,.pen. OCit book or 150 lca,.el, Try this tobacco in your pipe, also. 5(- &I lid fOil HI'CIIt lliclel lbllt IIICOI.PI alGA io Qll..ilJ 68c BATH TOWELS. SNOWDEN PLAID BLANKETS from our ,-eplar stoela:-&0 whUe-e.n• wbUe wUb eolored bonlen--eomt of them an IHJilt.ly MUed f1:10m baPilltar, bal. ih.ey .re told ~trice for t1ae ~ "-J ., St!pt. 22c 6 FOR $1.;& GROUPV- ~ PLAID TURKISH TOWELS ' JOe Enra GBOUP VI- Purl Wr• bemme~rp ~r•m blq:U wUb EXTRA FINE QUAUTY FANCY 2ATH TOWEJ.,S me-1o .,,. 88 lha~ t~i IJI!f'h aDd U. K· _,-m of Its r.rce IIR ls ortea tw- d plaee or bed aheN-Co_,. ltn. bt-.e, ,.~. ~ tole, plait:, tolon-8:lfe prW fU:I' l'r laftllll~ . . . rDr I Ute lad . dar or •le- poltet dot~>. .ere •1::w takinJ 1 o . tr~oo Respeettvlly, R!.lthbum Dolison. .Stanlo System Tonic Ia sold by $8ruJbury Dma: Co., 1n Mlddlt- pbto. .. " ROLLS EASY AND STAYS PUT C 19ll, a, J . B.orr-oldo ' I a - Cllliflal ~ ... If. C. ; ,. ... " ' I " ' ' ., ' '' '• ev~r1' i~ SIR II bJ 31 lnellm-whit.e rib aolored stripes .f' ~· ' '' In biH or r;l'ftn eaamel Unlatae.- at a I'Wk:l11cH1517 lo•· . Seventy-two Year. of and Feel Like a Youna Man" .o aay• PRESSIT KITCHEN GARBAGE CANS 6FOR70c GROUP IV- . ' ,..., 19c Whit-e wUh pas&el t'Oiond bonlem--.tiM. of ea.c:ll towel 2t by to laehet . . .... - 12c lnehades all ..._eb1 that 101d •P to SOc: o\ ' .,. CO\"en-and fUtlng carrrinj~;-No. . . 15c . ~- ' PAJNTED GARBAGE CANS lluwy corrugated border.- ••• )'Our GROUP II- lt bJ 31 inches-All wbik wUh • li Say Goodbye To Sick Headaches 19c A PAIR 6 FOR $l.40 TINTED TURKISH TOWELS .t 'I / 5\'cl to IU h - ' - - .. 25c . . . .. i qaaUtJ hf'.t'FJ Bear bordef8-lrrerulitn oJ l I ------ ... FOR SO Dozen- COMMITS Columbu.,, 0 4 Sept 29--IN6Lea¥1ng a note Saying be "had t o clo it." Adln A Oa·ubb :JII .•1 nwtaJ. lurgltal engineer. t oda~ had kl!l ~oi hhnl:'eU bv Icapinll: from th (' slxtt. ftoo t of th r building m wblch hla oftlci! was located H1.;; ~k ull 'V:!' fractured and both Rrmll and lf\1::; were broken In the plunge Pollet:! believed hi'! mailed a lett ~ r l1 t 11 subs,atlon a few minutes bdo~ jum~:ing rrom the building aad "Dundee" Brands. A " ' .~ · 1aton d'~"tA d urmg · th e 1r recep · t "'fPJOn. · II fttl'\rncdy ,.,, IailYe&ee P"""' who alwayo pto ,_ne 1eJ18 to help hu play • Sflld!!il J:nws ·•lil>l!'ever. b'e Impressed upon, us most forcibly IUJ&in ~uet The ttscql"Jl"lndui ~ri.t8 t.zthr ~ 'hn llt1U't4f' ,fl,~lbl fl:le bap: l.n I "~':fl~ir'j] when thi!! areat number will be turned looait 0p o,., · vJ,.,nue r~~nt of ht.s ~e. !" sopner ttlan . tttey shou'd have been, for a11 1 PIJipr111or: Wlllat'e ,Ule \dea lJl a A L- . IUP~!PIJ qaqea on tlloae Irani.· J'lqapc:itf w.\11 insti'UCtlon cocld not do llUiht but hel ~ ~.,, JJ.c:-cly f'lULh I& attlilll ao scarce 1 Miln.aut : I'll~ ..uan& t.btm. tor th;~ t hundre~ of stre:t . t:w•~.. . ·" I SALE 1400 Tow 1 I : . For Wednesday La§l Day of September Savings. t.,,,.,.,,"'"'l"'""'""..... "" H:al.[. I I ! POMEROY, OHIO,R.D. 1 'J'EL. P' UlWIN rolls easy • • and stays put! 1 I I H: B. PICKETT, Agent man A NEW law recently pa..'1Sed, the size of motor , · · - I IIOAD::LEGISLATION tire col))ltry ----~---------~ CINCINNATI HAS -- :ro ~ ~ I Jfe• York arul Chlcap UE . ri' ~~:;:a,:;::e~~~:>ts~ ft~e ~t!:.: · m~r:~~ NATIONAl. AI>VEI!TioiiJIO allftU&Ii't4Tiftl .. 666 JOHN A;NDERSON ANSWERS SUMMONS ' '• .. ·~ •. : l " '' '", ..... �.·- ··::"-...--""' 7 tJ = , WAN'ITD TO BUY--8lX or seven rcom boUle with i.wu or three acrn ol iround. OUI.Ii.kJr\1 ol Bo.-nen:t)' or MJ.ddklport Addreq: "B · •..:: oau:r Tt1bur.e. s-•~· .ct.. ASSIFIED ~PV~!lTISING SECTION WANTED-Joo can t.o 11 cue 'T'T .. - , • .., ·- ·· - • liS GaII)Po ··s =·•• I 1 -------·----::::::=::::::::::-----------" ~";~~-., -. ......""""...........,' .. . z· y- Mt'ne·.a•..::n~ noml- ~ .tead:r; ·roUD.AY~ 8EPTI:Ml!D 2•. IIIII . to~ H1mt1ngton, epent Sunday ' h!1'e 1 fKl H.r1y tftdlnt: quow.tJons some ltrenctn due wll.h Mta. Ch&pman'INld chiklrtn. 1 a-aYIUI: nanL~· itJ: bettrr l1'l'de ""'~ . . . .UIIil 1 A son was born \o Mr. and UN . catvea Reeelpta 100; mos'-'y Imply; lower ll'adta 100·•· ' Fnmk Uilll ot S)'l'&eu.t, kt.urda.y MJseu Etbe.l and Clan. Ot.rl&nd · at Holzer holpiLal bJ C&ei&rlao IJP· en~ed a few frtendl Prlday I -- - -- - ~------- 11 0 eulhln.rDorQI,hy lQ hoPDr their Jontsa COU8ln&, / IIIIUIIII IFIIIIIIIIIUISilllllillillllllllatlii 111 111'1AIIIIJIUI'fUIIIIUIUII IIIIIIIIIIII Albert Ruuell ot Polnf· .W:i.Nel &ndOfO&Jle . 01 a. ca1 Mtic:lcm equl;mcnt. Dailey CAR STOLEN dauiht.er, Mist Norma Berridie en- l ro)' WILli a vlalt.ot ln the city Ptklay Bol.lth lknd, Ind. 1b...e Be1 \ W. StaUOfl, flouth end of A Bukk sedan belonging w Mls~> tertamed 'l.ith dinner BWlday l.u 1 ~ I thla ooeaalon were lll!ldamel Jane , • Dl'k!ae AJ.oproaeh. 8-13-tt Mabel Olaon or Athenii was st.oleu honor of their iUe!lt li!Jw Napic1 , !campbell, utnnle Dtv", Hazel KeTI-l£ ;;=;;=::;,r.;:;:=====~'l servlce: Ptk:· Bundf.ly ~;v~nlng fmm wher(l, u. wa~; Dean ur women or Marshall Col· Callum Ma.rpre' ~U. ,-; It • parked neu.r lhe Grace M E lege Thuse who were presenl &L 1 Rev aud Warrep and ' Stivers.' MUUcent Bay~n. Sara 12e Cll and all work IWI.r- church. Milili Olsun h11d motored lhe rovely dinner served ttt the h - Grandma Smith ot Portland, Phillips, Urania. Kelei• m., ) lUI te-ed. Oll.ll E. E. ldhwortb, Wlwn SWJ.day afternoon for a snort land View Inn Wlllte M18.5 Ru1J1 1 Thursday In Cheater. Sf\lnner and baby, MiNel DoroU:IY +1P8 8 PLone 6I·R. Q..28·6t Jvl.ilt with Mls$ Mae Ent.smlnlile.and Helen YooL, the Mr. and Mr". Eleherd Penon an- and QayleJonea f.nd tbe .._ Uke thia (10 pt.) lOc. ,. q.n~ had decided to remain over IIUt!l:ll or honer aud hell~ and Inounce the ijlrth ot a &Oil, born 1R~treahmenLi were aerved "" t-8 Loatnliht Ml58 Olson and MLSS Ents. hostesse;o • 1 Dotot.by and Qa.yl, Jones 25 pjjr line. mlnger attended lhe church se11 Rev Howard Tuttle and Mr. and who bAve been I'Uelt.l of theJr v!c~s and the ca r. wh tch bore an t:a- oNALs M1s Clark ot oreenJ)eld spent Sat-. cou.ina, Mlalel Ethel •nd Clara "''JJII ute ..W. " pU #ht per ID Brown puckelbook Iowa license was parked IICBI' P s 'I urday and Bwtday '\olth Mr. and Garland and Mr. and M:r.. John -{) l.l'tftP wol4l maD 1 ID8) 4jiD Middleport street&. t:ontainr1 church Pollee have fo_und no clue~ Mtli F E JonP.S went t.o her hrml! Mrs. J. M. T\.lttle. )(cC&IIum, retl&med t.l tbel.r llDQ\e 0 ttrS, 7tmter pleare cal> 1 ucJt- to the mlssmg car li6 yet. Ju.ckoon Sunday com·ale.::.;oent Grace Elielak!lln returned. to bet In Indiana, N:ond&y. They Wet't I IDierikml f• erman 's store, and recclv i! --from an operaUon at Holzer bOIS- work In New York City, &fter a accompanied by Mra Helen Blun. fill. Will d . 9-l8-3t BABE PASS IS JntaL month's vlslt wit hhome folks . ner and baby, who bave been vi.dtl OoalecUUQ IDHJ'Uoaa tar Jl'kle ·~ ' I 0 Ed r M Morris Haskins mot.or'ed W BJduey Spencer wu called h•me lnf her panola, 111 aJMI Mn. Ben 1 f ~ Ill nn gar· n an oon r 1 Marlett& BJJnday aud spent th~ !rem schOol by the nldm• aru1 oC ._ ';f ' and Mrs. Alta Plllkerman oJ <lay with friend!> death of hie mother, Mrs. Albert 8kin,ner wiU be tNea Crown City, died Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Dwight Wet.her- Bpencn. .\bout 32 youna: PeOPle a " - " · - amlnlmUIIl -'-·-- ol Hamil•-~ after a shurt Hlness. The runeml ' l 10 I~ d d 11 ughter anlved safely Mr. and M rs Van Torrence and pafV at the home B! Kill Bither ~ -•"' Cullls ..,., and VIrgil se1·vJces were held Monda y atleran ' Ttwmu. l'riday ewnlna. Oamt!l twenb·ft:ve oeot. lac u.dl iDler• campbell at POlneroy were noon Rt the Ooo<i Hope ciJUu:h In Los AnKdc.s. Cal, last Prlday. dallghtel spent BWldaY With l4r. and music were t.he tliver&iona ot tlaD. gueiJ',s o! Mr. and Mrs. Cha1 Iwlth buriAl tn the church cc tnt!i.er}' Mu; Harold Notter and b8by left , and Mrs. Oeo Pyles the and lee cream and cake O~nler. · _ _ Holtet' hospitu.l Sunday ' Grandpa Hartung continues quite Tbe oool eveablp aa4 mornlhJI will m.lle Tbf lid tu.a will ll&dJ IIDil& J'DU. Mr and Mu Clyde c 1 crt 0f I : Mo. and Mls Paul Wetherholt 1111 at the home or hi& son, Val Hat· wen served. ll daUred, ao lllat theIaCOPJcbfvr Cllet: 1er were 9·umta.v ~uestsv ·of Mr 'I F THREt. J"'NED spem t he week end In ColwnlHlli tung Mrs -'•cit 8t.lvera vi&Jted relaUver. k A d . f be 1 t Ca t "--•of a. Uute he~tt to "'"' off tbat eblll wtiLII aJOur lid Ja prepared Ill a and Mrs. O . W Da\'ldi>On. 1an n Clson o Steu IIV11le . Mr and Mn. John Rut: the M1s M E Rluenou•. grandsotl a rp:m er, ._... .....y. a~anner INI to brirla t.be p-eaks~ MI'fl 0 p T~ h 0 11 : J ohn Boling of Port~mouth, and E" wt>ck tmd In cmclnnatl Donald and Mr5 1 c Meredlth are Mrs. John lluber waa; tbe &llelt of RAY·GLO AT .. ....... ..... $12.50 UP -ult& to I!OU. ~ II! r1 ll('' · 17an 1WI ~ ll"en and Murvln C~~:ndlll ol WyO IU<i., W Mit>.~ Ma1 ie Kmus 5pent tile wee!~ spending a few dnys In Columbwi. l Mrs. John McOallum Thuraday. Ln be I s, 0 tlg. I"'Va' Wele a t the COU/Hy I end ali the guest or Columbtlli MIS. Abe Elselsleln, Grace El.selsThe em. held theb· !'he WUJ reapoaal...,. rgna orrs !air for mto xJCatlun and Wt:ll' tcln a nd Mrs. R C Windsor spent regular meeting at the Welsh 1 REZI'jOR GAS HEATER AT ... Up · Glllv_f?r ooe luconect .\naeftJoD I :;nt theM weeki end with her nuut l futed. Each paid up and WPs 1 Dewe:.· J ordan left fo1 Dayton Monda,. w1th Mrs. B K 8mlth a t cburch Wednetiday eYeniJll I ol WU' advert!Nment. Rrfor• 1n 0 . · Vln Jll. lea.sed. Mondav mu1n lng wh ete he wlll en · Holzer hospital I Mr and Mn .\rthur Evan& ot 1 ldYeriiRmen11 should be Tepor14d I Ruby Diehl lelt Sund<ly tm --ter th e· U S Vett!rur:s' lmspJtol for Mr and Mrs. Ray Mortis and ' NJo Orande, Sunday with lm.rbedlatei.J, HUNn:R IS lNJ URED 'I m other wete to Darwm su.1 1 Mrs. Mary Tholruu. lln. ThODWI Beautiful Walnut Finish $27.50 Up e.e C I student at tile 0 IJ Pe11.11 Hollingshead Df WeJJsto<t L1lllun spenl Sun - r..Jay by the death of a relative. actompalned them home IUld 'IIIU For Sale, Mile:.at '\lhens spent the end with was brought to Holzer day wllh ncr mother Jn Chulle11ton Y1rgJ1 Wood, 11011 of Marlon Wood ' !!pend a few monthl with them ·. COOL WEATHER SPECIAL her, flnlent.ol, M,,· and Mr.!! B i: here Sunday where he was give 1 H R Alexander of Hun tlnq received lnjurle& Friday when I -· · lb. Z&% Woek Do•ble, Plalct Blaakeb, AIIIIIOrkd colonCur Iat.tent.lon to a wound Jn hls aJm ton sufficlently 1ecowred fron1 wa:; thrown from a car 1n which ht! , FOR SALE Wyi'lemHler and hnm ly uf It wus said, Hollingshead had accl- an at Holzer hospital to rldmg. · I PITTSBURGH LlVE8TOCK 81se Sl;di-Q.Je Val¥! . . . . . . Sale $2.69 • Fo1.r good work mul e~>, one hor&e Springs wue r{l('ent guests ' r dentally lihot hJmseJf W ith a shot be temoved Sundaj: to the h ome of Mr and Mrs Otto Dorst Kan· I Hoas . Receipts 1000; fllirly actlw ••-Mao•-Hardware & Fuml·ture Co. 01 aDd a l&rse barn with prop- M1. an 1 Ml'l!l Albert Heilman gun , although of Uw J her rathrr, A Jo' Lasley sa.s a nd Mrs Baer spe nt one d steady to 10 higher· pado:ltjf toWI mt; MOl" ably abou~ 5000 feet uf good lumber 11\.Ccldcnt oould nut be learned Al ·1 Sumley Mulford M Ch eshire, Is 1ecenLJy with Mr and Mr!i c . Mrs Heller or ' &bout 25 up , 1110 to lbs. 6&-iiOO; il.(te! razed. A bariain. the 8Ut:6t of her &lsrer-ln-lo.w of the bU<i1ntal said the belng treated at Hol zer ho.splf.al K imes t.o 180 Jba. 550--680; a few :otto to M. l'dd)eport The Eberabach Constoructlon co. Mrs. Thomaa Johnson, 1 ound Wall not Mrs Wade Kimes Friday 280 Jb5 585-590 · 130 to 150 lbll 515Ponteroy 1rm a f1u.ct.ured aHa liUff ered In an Pomer(ly, Ohlo . OCXl Mr. and Charie:; G1eenle I acc1clent Bulldlll' uftemoon With MI11 Chali Baum MO · oat Plas aQ. 'kin L. D. MaMu.ter, Otrn,er 1ft Ml'Master, Owner were Sunday gll@l&tB or Mr and Mr~ DINNER PAR'rY 1 J ehu Chapman aCcompanied bv Ola McNamee Is s pending a fe;,.. l o,;s 400- ol25 4 500 ' 1 iJ".. C 11 I ~. 1 Dana Mrs T -8 BcaiUge and M1 and Mrli Ha rry Hanlfly, all of 1weeks with Curtis Wolf and family cattle· receJpts·• C. 8.Diu Olle• returned from S i=~l'lltQ . ) _ ....a Uy 75c _ 1 erat.l.on. Attorney CHESTER PLui&iiifO::PfOinpt y:r Une. thla iin--:- ~uonab (12 pl) ~awyer LOST-t~na~ :-;;;::::=:::;i:= ;;::;;;:;;;;;~;;;;~prtco;;i;; ~ Ji ° I Mls~ I I ···I Rut~ vrcrr ~s r.:~~s C';:v,c~ne,J'yomlng ~ m~r~v we~k ~he Jo~ Ro~k ~urestco(j CJmeta~· Lt. ~ I Oolumtu~ .~ I ~:~erJous FoRBAL·CE-0::--;:cn~o~l~o•:-bo;:::x~.-::u~,~,=ood M~. L\n~ !i:'~~"~~•• ~~~':,',....c.c=;;'."'.'!;: 1:11"''"" post Thu,,.., w"'" "' had ''""' 1, POLLY three weelt:s. ope~atlon · Wu~;ner cal~d h~ wa.~ ~ 23o 1160 N~ HOW~ que~;~~onrd ~hy ~et~,cs nlann~;r-nnt a n outf,elde,r we ll Yeall? drawled Ihlu..S. · ju•t watch him play the oulfl~ld with hl5 !loorecard luum't an ••n:.r in vcars H d plHlw t.om supcr-st.ar of all-ume out· fiel,dirrg. Never out of POI!!tlon, ttult's COnnie toldbench. the ~1tsH•a.s 11n the ac Cl) ~> 0 more h1ts than ll!lY thlee ou tflel1f'•s In the league. He lObs oppon cmts cf singles, red uces IabelL'<:! dou · Utes a nd t riples to single-s a d In f:lCt gets everyth ln,; ~xetpl lmlls clouted ovEr thl! fence or mto the bleachers. cc nie makes 1t nls bu.!. ..leS!i to lmcw"" every mnn who faoes bi>i chm., ataft He shlft1> h is outfieldd also the infield according to the pllcher He won't out ileld ror Jimmy Wilwn , the L:ald& r;;ttch c r tbe sa.me way I01 Grove us f Rommel and Hoyt owhen Grove and Earnshaw arc pitching our outfield shift.~ to t h t: nght-ha.nded batters ' lght Cflll!le Connie rea lizes few men can ull a Grove or Earnshaw fast b all le[t field And whr.n Wllt:ion is against Grove (., Earnshaw ' '"outfield shitts elien more I to thIs'.l ught H e's lcarQ,~:d that Wl son a !'ight nelcl h ltler. Ihe.. ~~ ~bt ma~C' w. IIIIIIUUIIIIfiiUttUIIIUIIIIIIIUUibn~=s:mmumnrt~ JtlllltiUI.'IIIO •" . pit~ ~:·~ ~~.~ • to, 'l' =9.d .len B AL&--Heallola cot.l for f-W. In good condl- ~! Cross of Tdpl ·y Vlbltell llvlli hc.m ~ raet Wtlk ' · Coffee ~'i.Jellr I!Jiii'lth iind !amtiJ oi f. ··lt"' 1 FOEI .... $00 tJon....Call at Mp,ry Jane 8h ~~;;r~ ihrwl, Middleport. -~-27·3_l - pon !r~LE-Bow and 7 pi ~~. Pilau- di•:·.Ji'y!iCII, Pume1oy , Ohlu. Rtt: ;I H r~oe ll Run D·21-3t ' •"- - for !{eatFOR .'O ;NT-·11 room how;c un Liucon..Street. Phone li.!B·X D·21 - 6L FOR RENT- The E A Crtger propertr on Gravel lUll, MlddlePOl'l t1 l'QQ(nB a.ad bath. Large barn un~urage · D-~4-li l Ennd,\~ Rldij:e Am:.avblted Marie Nial Cornell Salstr cr Meaning I fltar•Js vls! t!IIG Jum~ : . WJUmms l family i 'Tilliln Mcnleon llnl1 r.on Hoi'\ •! i DC Cdumbu ~ vltilt ;:d l t'latiVt:> ha • rece.Jtly , , Ma"'on lioroughs Rllli L 2C' nnu' 1 C~umthRII n10tcrect l ~ lla.vks Nt sll SUmluy. I - - ·- -- 1 GRAIN I'RICI'.S Chkago, ecpl 21l-INS-QI :I' •, ' c.JX,ncd r,tcady to rn sy V<dn:l' W .I .11 WU:> l·B tn 1·2C cJT Cl Ill lo ilC IH' II~· eel t <'l l't -!IC IGWCI ll lld ~a t,l lUI ' 111':- ~ I'd •.n 1-4c otT. Whent E,'pl 47 41 1·11. n-,. !7 I J-2: Mn1'ch 50 1·2 , r.·h ;) J .'i-11 J . ~ CCII' 6<'pt 38 J) I · :I' ])"(' .lS ·,_•, 1 7-f:· M:m;: h 31 :HI 3-i: !\1.,,;. J!l ..~-3 I , 3·4. o~· ~ Dec 2:1 3- 11 . MaJ .lf1 1-r: 1 plae~ hl~ fo~ t';..~~~B~~~~~~~~ ,,.,._.._. r •1\J! PURSE. AND S HE'S WITH IT! i Our outfield also is swltchl'<l ucCOl ding to whetl¥:r ~he A'~ are lw'l 0t '*Cwb tht ~~tblng to up:t If Wi'' re liable to t» to a batter s ~· ....ngth Instead oJ to his weak- r th~r. n':;a.:llhsl{.~l t~~ ~et~~~= ., ' . con~e·s ·~t~·~ abe~ Mn • Flurem:e - ~"b.- Du~ h Smgt'l mt-J D-:15-3t -··-·-- -~ ~ - - I l"f!@'ular~ knu~· 11 w~ ~CAT~ 80 lllr nrl rr l ~i n l{, n;~~m~er st~:e\~ IJG~! fig~tr; hl'er~~tl~~~i nic~ .\ u;.:u~t; ui ~·ears La~t ~ ;e~~~~Je~n ~~:n. th~u~ A'~ . I!~ ' •••••••••• • ••• •• ; •• • •• • '1 l!l30 P,O!lt-J m r , I proper refrigention. An ELECtric refrigerator will keep perishable food -meats, fruit and vel(etables at •he correct temperature to prevent spoilage-always below 50 degrees. I I IclltCl: 'Ih" mys!CI'Y HE markets arc filled with food bargains for those w~o can buy when prices are low and preserve the ~ood Wtth ,tLLY'S UNCLE Select your electric refrigerator from the models in our / showrooms-af•odes~ Wv1\t.l Eotl l'nr Jn y .' 'i GENERA!. 4LL•.TB~L mall--Jess Halne ~; , f1 me 8kcptJcs t ; lie viol 1eports c 1 hla ~h r,,rldcr injJtry ll<lVC ~~~e n cxag(erat ~. j and that he wlll be n IS il fJl l .~e ~ la1 te1 Eeat the grea t : r;rrv• laM ym 1· Wos ~OI ' l~ l cr hanq h ·' un!e a nd rest Cli Ju~ lautel>~. hut the lure of lhe rame prcved too r fr':lg Tcps all olhel N L p.t. r·hn •, this yeat P1lCh[d a n o-h tt, nr -t tm gam ~ ir1 1~24 3 Youpp!5t St. L~utr r~au1.1 --Pau l I Dr. rrJr16"2f. Until two W£l'kil lBO wlr. 111 BC1 Li t!l.lly unbentub:c In Ih J 1St Lo u!.!; Patk W1ll ill' clUck Ul\· dcr the ~t,raln oi his firs~ wurld , :oer11s? T l'w ' ,liJaO ~ t< L~l~ il l' I'U-(,j ja~ · ', l fy ~E it ci:t Will he cq11:!l hi '> t9:·:t F:l.l''!i 'pcrlonnance wheu il fl b~~­ itrl 363 nne! h eld up \h e CmdL1 t1i I lnp down payment-liS little as $10.00- will bring one to your home tomorrow. I ' ~t ·pt -:J~- preseroe it ELECttical{y T '· I I I ·. ' '. I 1 N• w Yurk, c,nlv one h1t 1 1 ~~~!;t )UI. ', b tal!rd 1\ greatl·nmriJ,,.k th b y-ent and won his ,1 rrb bad-: f1 om l'Ottn~ Colllus Ctr.n lw ~>lmk~ t•tl ~ p n iJ Gr0 \'1' and Earnsh aw wov~ ov~r him last fir ll 7 The goal-!:;tlle r-Eml~·gh G• WC/11'1 a p1tcher'1> ~!Gve on une h1.11d ~ml a bCXUI!\ ~]G\ .! 0.1 th <~ tbcr Tucd tu "rJdoc" th e As la ~ t ycPI nml \\It~ lleatnt l\\•t c h 1 pam , Wl!l h e !!.ll ]1!1; 1 e ~eug e Um yea,'' ":be pub hc J~y -.o hunn er~L~f1) Orr,< (', tlJ) tll lCCf.lli!J dltllll ICRll •lle y:r.rd"! cl eulsg 1cs li! lll;: n ·: him In the paper ~. If lil t! "'' " ' " mu •. 1tnlnccr ·:vu tc.rt~ t::J whcl't. b e subscrlb:-s t u 11 .~.li Wl~> ~ burer..u the monthly bll l a mCL nt to more than m.~ •. ' ••• \\'llti OlTOIBIR .f"',oiO.., lbouahtful people tluoughour tb~ United States will aglio ebserve Fire Prevention Week. as sugsetted by the Prdideot in bU annual proclamation. Tbil yeu October 4th ushers it .in. Commercial, civic:,. social and other orgaaintion31 will bold ap- • ptopriue meetioga. Million• of school cbildreo will rake put. You. cau.aaab a definite coouibarioo ro Fire Preveadoo Week by increasing your eff'orts to .aleguard yow owo home &Dd business. STOCK FIRE INSURANCE 1'W,.,,., ""'"- has alwayt bc:eo ao active factor in Fire Prevenrioo IJ'..d _ 4 ..., .., _,..... Jn 'ft1..:1t, hJ ·~ ,..., ..._ m,.,,. I• .,.., l!•t, /llrlMrrM-.,;. tM ...,.., ~~ •I Jts.rau fl!/1161 jlutiJM-,. ml ....~_~~,_, ""J _.. Week -through rbe National Board of Fire Underwriten and other orgauizarioos, ..... tbroup iu local in all ...,... I' :-- - · C!Crr.•,:iJl? ' ' ..,...,..,.,....,.,.....,..,.,P.,~4~,~·~·~t .-w;s '· '*"" I : •...:....,..,.._..,....;.....,..,......,...,""!...,.,...,...,.,..,.,.,..,..._...,..,..,.., ;:; I ,._• . ). I as••ts e ¢'- •···~ · ~ jl(i,._tfiJJB tSi$Q;:et tt&ILJ;;t Dfnncn pir.ch hlttrr- Al:'iY Ht~lil !h.:! ~930 pflllmmt fct lh3 ~r~s , with timely p1nvh . hi~ Cl\n~l',~d 1 LIVJNG ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES PIECES RANGES LJNOLEUMS MATTRESSES .. .A N,._l Orr-UIJiiM •fSt.U. PiN l•u;~,..tw C.•/Uf•hJ EJJ•hlishul 111 L866 T611r1' Co•J<il•in 111rY r~prutttutl II] C.Ju,bl~ Agmh i• yo11r ro••uuiiJ " l' ",,••• r•· ' FURNITURE COMPANY 839-841 FOURTH AVENUE HUNTINGTON, W. VA. NOW IN PROGRESS 2-SALES DAILY-2 1!:30 P.M. 7:30P.M. I'REE! To The Firot 50 Women ' ATTRACTIVE SOUVENIRS To occupy >eats in front of Auction Platform previous to the start of each and every sale. ADVANCE SELECTION You may aelect fr(}m our stock any artkie1 ol furniture that ~·ou may be dee:irc;ur of acquiring and theoe article• will be plac· ed on the auction plat· form at the earliest potoible opportunity. EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE A SPECI.\L GRANt> PRIZE will be ~ward ed to some adult in the audience at the coJ]clusion of each sale! SOLD A!T AUCTION POS!TIVJ;:LY 1110 RESJ;:RVATIONS RAPIOS-MIIlRORS REFRIGJ;:RA.TORS Let JJothiria pr~v.nt you from @ltendi1111 ~e•to qp, PQI tune a~ction oale' I Get )'opr •hare of fine fut!llture apd ·houoehotd 11tiliti~•· at ypur own price! fiBRE f!J~NIT!JRJ;: h BEDS GAll H~ATJ;:RS BLAN!CETS-PJLLO~S KIJ'CJi~N C~lNETS and many "" SAN fRANCIS CO, Al"""'-ts ~gt Bldg. UCTI LE The chance of a lifetime ta purchase new homefurniahinr• of excellent quality and utmoat deoirability at PRICJ;:S VOLUNTARILY OFFERED by YOUR· SELF. A wide auorlplept available, indudiaa- SPRINGS - ,." ' YOU NAME THE PRICE! RUGS - "'•n iY ,,••"' "' to CHICAGO. :UOI . . . ..U..fi!Jf Sl1ffl tbe ''iTOVES - ·-'" ct BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE! OCCASIONAL "J. \t THE N.\TIONAL BOARD OF Fill£ UNDERWRITERS 85 JoN SlfWt, NEW YORK 1111;11 ' a· th 01 Remainder ol Store aad Warehouse Sttek '' • JIRl • I I Addreu 7011r letter in the ful!a .,.olnl war: • t5 11 ~immons ~l~~Wmel~b~~~~~:CI~: tJ;~oi~~~~lcy:l;' !r~~n~je~ls~t ~~o~en~r!~wJJ~b~~ ~ superl~rfty weigh~ 1~11U C~NKUN .M~ KE~~ ~~mNHO ~~[AI . Scrtd 15 ee1111 (In 1tamp1 or ~011rl · to Fa.hion Bnr~au. Write c ar~l.!llv and plainly your name :.nil lull •t:l4ttu, lht> nt!ftlbet of the P•ttern and lh~t •iz~ you want. ' a~d m~et ttrarrful l'fo111 to Gel, TM# Patl<lnu • ~ ' ' l ! t .• sh:e-to t humu~ 1 Mrlo4C J'A8HJON JiUBEAll Jt TO N~ [ET f IC.' o · r i .',QlHl!I J. : ~· DAJLf'8 Talb\JNE • I I 'llu• '"1'" .... ,,,, ,... .- Dayton~Wbllc • ww;~ahl OTlU J . I - J 8UTlER ~~TU~OAf I disl~a.U·d til~, FIGHT' ' 011r of th em i< :1 modr~h JlOIRII!'d 1111rl iabol r·ffe, t wh1< h tl1t anngr full figtzre w1U li'tl hecoming. You can carrv the mndd .,,,, in crepe· <lt · chinr. marocain o r triple Rtnrgr ttr, V("TY !llfl\)le chiffon u•lvrt. pliabl e 1noirr, gro r([l'tle hroca rl rrt with velvl"l weavr ~ or !~1111 , The ~i lk • {all be plain or patt t'rnrl\ arco rrlinff to nnc'1 hr~rr If a '<l;onltn rltt:~l u d~~rrrrl tl wn W(JO I l(l.'orJ;Cct1e which h:u a mat surfa ce will bt' fn um\ !;Liisfactory and f\att rri ng to th ~ he a viet' A«trrr. T!ur #flfl~'" "''/ Ttf ~>hlni•,J i!' ,;., U. '" 20 "" 3-1 '" 4(). It 11 ,a;.,, drhlf11',.., . It i, --- I merous In " 01' Saint Lou" as Mll.· 1 - - - ~· ·~- _ ,_ I Sprlngflcld~Jack Walton. vet.el1ed to the batter and base ~·um e b·eryotle 18 wondering wl!l : ha.tma Ga.ndh l's tnlluwers . . each an tmd un the W!tt.enberg college : fcotllall tr.am who !or two yr..:.r.; be Eel cted , tu pitch thf' open.!! new bit of bunting t hat :ftoA.~: in 1' 1 gnmr. ,for the Athletics romOI'l'O~ MI~SOIJrl brwzes brings only :..I tnallc the Lutl.t!raus lirH t scon> of I 'll t-ake you mto my COIJiC.:'. <' wilder delight I the season, only to be robbed Of a · They to~d one G[ ttluse '' wi+ Iehane~ t() 1epeut tms yeat becau&e · I come home" and "here comes th.: 1 a s h<.uldcr kept him out RESULTS conquering heroes" things for joi the flu;t gii.Jlle , }lmbably will be Cards In the morning. T hey llu.d .1' back Ill the Jlneup Friday night 1 palade, they had bands, tc..;; bad wh n Wltt~nberg plays John Cl:lr· By Internatlona.L News Service ae roplanes ftymg overhead. and - - -roll m1dl'1 the Ughts at the Clevet h ey ...ha d'b oouvards ntl'e.ss thouliands lln- Green And White In Goodlland municipa l _atad1 •tm, It ~-,,..... """ 1 sammy Tlsh, New Yurk 16l. m~ ,_..e ou~ bo s' the IOaret.l. Shape After Indiana -- ·-Babe Lancaster, Middletown, N G:?, g~~ e lh!s ~ eclal y lnslance, D f Rlllllm t Brooklyn Been wa•·minK Y, defeated Lev.· Brouse, New York the em ~ le ~a.ck ~~:nd hlti e eat t.hr l•tncll most of t. le t.mc thl.> 11 A' welter weight (6) mea!Ung h get to; -SUI.' jll Wtll the Injury to ~pnri!:y 8 w 0 n Thurs-1 Athena, 0., Sept. :.m-Fn1Jowln~~.l\11a •n~< gne hh,t a chance to shine'! - ., ..,.._ _ _ _ tence busting WRESTLING RESULTS brawling l'itb the Cards 0 Rl•. .al hr.me lUll h.'tl 'ler:s--------J!mm~· 1 :h ei1 first defeat ln a.nao.~H tluee day for the highest honor ol bal- yea\~ the OhiO, Unnentt} B<Jbcat & Fcxx and Chick Hafey lt1:1 t.hel l' By Interna tional News Service dom, be from Blw1r- l rt;sp~(tivt teams , 11 htttlng llomcrs 1 rr.tur.led to Atll~ll:~ At New Ym·k--8am Setin, Newark Among the !t.ems thflt are !)lg llngt?n, IndJann. to beg111 Plt:paru¥ ; c!u 111g the leasue campq1g11 o r 1930 de[eated Paul Jones, Texu waHed around whlcll have to dv tlt.liS Ic1 lll£elhtg an othol Jl<,<Jto lt'!'l Foxx getti ng 37 and Ha'Jev 26 Jn George Clil.lza, Italy, won frum wtlh the series are these . lt>a m a t the tmct 01 the \Hek Oh 1n the 1930 world :;eri~ Hafey hlt no Floyd Marllha.ll, Arizona. "Paul wil! be my to In::l ia l1a Utl!V<'IhJt). Coach I and Foxx on ly one, Albeit It Sandor &abo, Hungary, ·dl'feateU lng pltch~l , says O~ol~~Th~~ U: Ha) <'$ Westetl! Co.)ieleiKl' k 'Ull L'wuS a highly Important blow Tills Mike Romanp, Italy. the boss of the ca.rds. 'y~ 11 r Jimmy uno Chlflk ' agalu lcact 1 'I to fi . 1 Dick Shlkat. Philadelphia, de~ h ttle h ope that Hame~ w~ g~t 11 Bl:tlet· Coil£"!'. ol fnUmn.Lprll ~. 1th·lr matc5 In this spech!ol~y F uxx fcated Steve Znosky, Poland to 1\Ctton But I Wlll ccmc lo the Bobcul lt .lr 0.' w!th 30 Hafey w!th Wl!l 0 l5 " Gllmes, Hallahan at Octol:>eJ ~. for 11. sccon- 1 u:e1'1tlll:l II•! ih v ~trut thcll ~luff u ~ )I;.'U.I , 0 y H S cun y OJJ quile Y th th A COll5t't Utl\'t' ye.u til\' wl!l an d CochrRne an n•x ear'• oltul •uao The odds Al e 8 •0 5 U.1 e ' Ohl · f 11 ' ] dl 1 oans won ro m 1c n El!l3Jl ' ·~ lh<' nf'llll' l' Ull IJctiOr~> t~S U:ey dl(.] m llug tlll>fl l~rmJ u·l~e IIU' liot, sui wln the series • , "C boy~ 12 lo 7 . lll a rllght gunw Jll.o y· lhr 1!130 H't!e~7 II'Y ~<'llll<lU uf Slllllllll'r d111111::; 1111rts On the first gnme .hr.~ llle Ill. 1 I'd Ill th E Hoosoel capital 1 j OJ.Io Umvers lly w11l I .J uly an(J tjt) ('all ell f!'<IIU thl.s · 7 0 s .1t I• J· 1 tlre f:u t rl rrtl the rl !'lu~ of tl1e llug GlOves eha t f " ' ' dtana fer! fer 01 th11d Um r lrll'· · :r· 2 o your 1 I Y 1 ~Oil wh .L en . 1 :1lu1, ~lr l u ,., the brlt:hlel!t slur In }OU kcan th 11ve N o~cmbu 7. ll<. 0 ard·s h ave n c h•n•o Uun e " " ,. , .. , , , · The town 18 well cluttered wtth I .1rt'· 1 atlt1 "' 111 .· JC-.tlvllnes 1 1 th~> III'ILI<•Iu~. \~ c:Hiudtlcr1l \\l!h I he il~iug II( rh u 111111, 1'l1e nndo>uts high and laity gamblt!J s--t.he shaL;J ne1g! t•mh1g ~lul-e for ll gan u llmughl lid~~: cunjun('\1(111 C!l.IIS('tl the 81\ootlng lawa--w!Ut J lfferent idea's DcP•' UW Onlvn~ll) at 0Jecnea~.o ll I !Ill I'll hell I 1fr KIIIUIII<Jr UUd the llS to WhiCh club 16 b<lttM'. lthey 1 uu1l•u.ll es nl1!ct thcu pl'i!Hillt>d, will do plenty o_r .wafrlni alP-on~ Co:n,erenee 1 lt('ll('e the J!flJii'lltlr sui•JJO!Iltlon that lu ltr 11 •1 dn~;~ ll !'e lltely tn r;o mPd ut tills will not do m~ch plunging on this I plnl'nnem stlt!llg t.h ,-naiJICd Lil t; SPIIIIOr' UniVCI'Sity cf l nd muu 1:11clm:: l" la:sl . Sat ul'day tu brl'ak a BOIJI~l l • 1 mg stt·eak of l9 consecutive ganw.~ Onl7 !n tht! thud qun1tr1 hu ll:' . H I was the Green and White fotc ed lu give ground to 1t.<; B1g Ten up]JO!rd ll !Jl.l~tlco.lly ull 1H th e pi,Jy ul tlh n1~t lwo and ln~t slam.a l akm~ Hcnsle1 t u JILlii,V Oluo 1:Jacl m luul ~cvc1a l ~c o1 mg: uppurlun lt1 c.. hit N a~ ~1b ir t r J l',\11~ 2 u;Jt, n' bul one or thrm l ndmua hud t... 1lv one •• I' DJl• l'!fl nlly tu "tUit' a n u m.t<lc !!t't.!l rn It A ;1as•, CV CI tllC [~G a l "I I( <i 'lUI 11 , 1111 ,• JIL'I l'1lllll 11UI'III lo(flV•" lllfhlfi,( It , '(~<' I eLII' I • A bluckcd tm.lt , cov<:l(d bv .Etr~1(It 1, l)luo l rtck l•·, b <~ k ' I Lllc IJG.\1 ,ltr •, unlcu f01 tllt' SIX RIIIIUi t tllC\1 kr· r~ Ch1. J.; Gatncl, Pl<JUfL. f[ li,!Jo(t' lUill"l b gd tht II'. •11 til e IIC~ bH~ lol Ill( f')[\1 t pr.mt Jn o ler,;nt J)IIIC iln· ~:;;~o~m 1 (lot:• rl ti>W S U CC~S:JIUJ Jtl 14 out ll 75 'l. Uemp ts at placeme11t klcklllg !II N~ y~,~~o tnd happ v fllte~ for m:~t r<, ll <, There i• a fluid a l cr ll! l'tnt'~' 'Lhnut thrm an<l l']llil e a numh{"r n f 1111Mrh U! lrall y length Riving a nd •linmnn~ Today'~ morlrl ha• it ~ pnmt~ ­ ' -- I J champlon- ,, ~,u·ve .,J •bl~ ..ng Iullbay... . - I · NaUo~\al •luulrtd '" Ptn·u 11•J llu '"'""~' thry ' r~ lo~·at ' So me of the prcv;ril•ng f<1 ~hin11 ~ mo~ t favor~d line ~ are vrn· adafll * Nere •· -· c a~ BKCOMJI'fG POR MATRONS and ltiltlakm while they ol I ~t a Pdttern of This Paris Stylej I :'. By EVA A. TINGEY II,., ,_J, w~ ~at.UiHerJ ~~~·v: in ruantity. ·- :fit Tlrf~"Y rtr~>dd, ttrt rrrmr.l ~~" b(-al.eJ.l bJ WwxtaJ. •· tert"d none of tl)e at::rlo\1.6 tnJuril's wbt:ch · Jea.red cpaf.;he6 aaid .-.c:U.y As a n!ljllt of the Pitt g&ilfl', which reve&led a wca.lmfi!M ll1 14e · , 'BUY.food I -- . I ' 1 WA~O,:D TO BUY ~- UM•d Scv. inlf t\{,lclllue Cui! 111 q:.e ttl~ Y(lth 'Tlin- ~ blamed who l or the by Co&ch H11nfy, saidd.deat the &ehoo' hll.ll bver ULc more ma~r1a 1 ·•to "'' 8e&ACII' •• wdm ]t had ha.d In tll'!veral years, and th erefore ouaht to line a better teum. Robert Bert:an ot Cleveta.nd newly dJ&covf'red ball'b&clt: may be BlVflll a retular pmltion, Henrt said mem~ I , I~:en~;~ be- ~ rb~ttlng I r ()Ja-~ .~~~~~~~ ~ t.biJ..., football !am1 Ulelr tint cue of the pracLice flo&cblit Klli.Wr l today tdter Don Hamlltun, tocb.r predleted a vic· iaphorno~ halfback was &U'Ickeu K£\ll1RQ: team when ll with lnt.e.tlcal n u Caudr L L tn '?:c~~~~~ a:~lo~e~"~-~~=rn,· "== ~~ ~ ,::t -~4 ~:~~~~:~~ ~~h~~~:b~OL:.~ ~~:n~~~tb~~:a~ay s~~:ic~ev~~ r~ ~. -'&1 l.e~ an uncmplO}'l"<l <l•. rlt: took up hlls l:l~i.nd in front of t,he ticket wmdow yetiterdM y, determined .NOl' to budg l;.' from lhe spot until Thursday ""hen the 61}1\Cti opeiUi bctv.CI!n the Oa!di!Ulls and the Athletics tn~h.,kThou~h h~ .Ne~ ~~;k f!~[~er~~~~~: d!t:~~ i = ;"-;;:;-;::--;;:::; - - - -- · "' ~oQrr NN~NT wINNING IH!~~~IJa~h. .Q"' th~;~ ~:wery t.~lder, ~ho~ tho~gh; L~uGut~s lt:~c cct Haas. ·c:mnk Mack?' ' wn tH I'll astonishment. HOW TH·? ~ ~ner ~>lc 5 TWO STOR£5 pract•~ rin• H iram- A aeneral stta.ktup In th" Hiram ooUq:e football team Wt.f .,......, ordered today by Coach "Chuc&" ~d ll.alon HeiU')' !ollowlnl Klram 1 10M to iOf . '"'~r::::·::·::~··:.: ,911ttMlW~ :-;u~ oddiUonal Almo~t I t ~,ur A Sp--eakt·n-g Lt.-k-eness·--- - --· --- COME. I<EN? M1· und M1 ~. ClJ!·t John11on an· I cu~ e D·:lll-3t 1 t' r UI'Ct' thr birt h of a dnughb - - -·lJOfll B1•pl 20th F'OH SALE One bmhcl apple Sil.:vl Baley wl w ims I;. t• n JU ill b:u.keta In lurge o1 small quan - :m p·-... ved 11L t h l!; wrlting tlllell Al!:o caps and Jmcrs fo r M ,s Dldctlt ad &bert Catnnhnu ~ an •CJ. HLirtlngJI' F'ltl4t F11.rm, of Nlw llrlghtOII, Pa, at • \ lsl tint~ 1 M!d lt>~ort., Ohio 9-25-Jt I W"l Cr nllll~Ul and fan1lly. 1 --·- ---· R1 v and Mt'!! Ray c.o~s di.lt!:Jh 1 FOil BALE.-'fwo lloU.tV;, ~ we 1 ll!Hl lcr E.Jth and Mrs Am u 1 In Gl1 ~ ten room~:~ und lot.'> One hom;c a11 ~1 1. CA : 1 l', ~· •tt•r d n y ·u~ 1 [!WI· I r.m.: $3500 when purchn...<1cd Buy ,Jy r hursdfi Y 1 onr hGusc i~:;r $0000 a nd tile otht'l' Mr. nnd Mrs MILrlou Dm CUI!n" h ~ lrO I' FREE One hOIIIIC 011 ' 0:1 !Oil No1man rrre i. JJ~ namgr;c m ~ ' ~h.rt I•curlh St., o~hcr Oil J,a· Hm :: wlth C:&!l Easterday a nd t au,-! eu ~t 8t fhe b111gcsl b~trgalu :: vcr 1Jy · h·•nrd or Sw L. Qmck lll, Ml~F till YPung of Canaanvd k vL~ It · dleport. 9-20-::lt r d Mr and M rs. W. If Ct·o~;s Iccm- 1 ;J l~· ~tW'rtt(·s ~ W~lr th~ "" ~ s!Aor~ \lor'~ - ~~ Grid .......... r,n $;US I Ul~ fin~ · .f.i t~JM!rlor -ora- ~nt ~pent AND HElt r AI S i I Qak Grove Onpper 1 ~servolr In flrst clar;~ w. Also Mil !lOll Hamlin or.::an. oert.rude McBI'Ide, Byra- t.e~Ud\ tlcn Mr~wa~; 1 aut~ IC'K FOR BALE-Several Lhou· I Ml and Mrs. Henr)' Martin llnrl II BJ\ fl d b lllllng btick dau1Jntet· were a t HCJyt~owu Sunday ;:!~e 'dr:-R 8~~ 624 .~. 9 ~24-6t ca!Ung on their uncle Huam W1•lk er wl1o ill In a &eriOWI oor!oltton , FOP. SALE-Mu,lc61.Tc._coa-1 - "1-atWe" Ml~s pallu~ulars ~ches ~s. hospital~ ttt!.t~ment I [ By dbt!nct.ion ot beln,: 1a.u to .... nit- fOi the t"Jeteher Utltt1L window at. Sport.~man's z;a rk to open for the bo.lglnnnlg o! Lhe worllt JrOeO A~ [ C£l·H1R~T INB ~ OCM,':,···:·;·; I ~ Gos~i~ ~ ~ ~::·,.::;. ...:.w~.~~ !~~~n ~'"" lot.aa~Uooal Be~Yi~¥ ~ntt ,t. Woot~r-Wooter 1 Ohio l l1fln - Although Heidelberg 8 stu dent princes wun ea~Uy from Ho~ j Mwh colle11e here aturday, coa... . With "Hot Air" About 1 Ted Turney Is far rrom ' Ability of Champion' 1 . with h ts team and, may make i erul chanlfeS. he i>B d today , after .1 Leader 1dtftk ull. blocking and tackllng work 1 OU ~ }CI:~Jda) The princes will be 1 j:lven L\ hard driving all week tn lJy MICKEY COCHRANE catcher Phll~ddpnill Athle"LCs ~tralghtway, Pllil the hit and run ruec~ss t)a~> not )'l<..,de "~'"\' Sam I, ' tc.l\H'I ~ aud swlll be ja.mm:d to ca.- l ')l'ej>arllt,mn for t\)eir, "N:me with Co pyright., i931 , By 1 "l" s or lay down a bunL undel ordhc:Jt!l too, lm mm w ..0 new lntuXI ',<hiC.'' pnctty 011 Wed!Je.sdny n!ghl ~a~~o Wes le}al' al Df' " ware SnturhJI d I bl Be l 29 The othl'' CCJndltions Only when Ule .;aunt ls i r t I The A's ate due hele Wednesday I P a c P EL,n WPIC two balls and no strlkoo, 01' three l whrm gulping lhe nectar 0 tl - lllld, 111 prepara.uon the cltl· afttl'!lOOil whe k 011 1 th I bul ls and one strike we look to umpll oi "ol' Salllt Luo" lUI' practls ouwr coaches I finish ing a snappy :1 1 l:.ench fo1 orders Olherw!Be we 11,1,:e l So much was Ob\ tuus lle1e Wday mg up on !:illrlll hii!Sell, loud cttt : were makmg slJUtd In thler llneup3 S£;rlc!i encounter:;; 1111 t.ur own judgment. This tends to wheb thC! lovmsfolk went mto et- 1 call::; uud 11 medley of boos. All this Coaeh Hun y Baujan or the Ulli St 'Loul.s Cardinals aH give man more confidence In 1stacies hyst.en cal over Ull;.' pen- , Js Intended t.o shatte1 the m 11 ro le oC verlSily or Dayton squad Mid today spcrt.<· wrlt.e,r. asked. Gw!ge uas crucia-l games when one of two ~uns nant winning Cardmals of HJJI "'" the A's he will s tPnd Pat Itt the Bosto11 r.enter he are needed Ill the late lnniJlt'... con- 1U1ey did back In 192ll whe u the c!t) We 1nust get thei r morale,' 11:1 collegt! game this weeg, und UM! the was the Amt:rlcan nle expects the to ga.luecl. li.ll first League , lhe Catdma\ attitude " Whcn lt.eam that walloped Hanover colouttllder. .. . 1 wer what to do. u he d ecides on il ,pl ! Hfli Altliough baseball got the !lhe1 tctuu'lS a t:hange 1nora;,;l lcge la11t week, -v.•thout · Ccnnle Mack, qmckly 111 5 -~cia.! play, the s ignal qulckl·· , Jlll. S.S· ship& are beconung almost i.V• nu~ tile rest 1s KiiTJple " -- enJoy~ Winner~ r tcnti~; I"'~ 1 :, • I DERRINGER PICKED I MICKEY FREE ~pent I I f~liSI To·~~~~\"':.:.;.:. · ~ .~ . th~ ·loi'IS :."'" 5 serlell, It~ Maclt: who makes the 1 tlmtl decision on llow to pitch to 1 and play rival players He rememO Th 1 ben every batter whethet· he bl! e Odd a Are 8 to 5 . n e 1ookle or seasoned campaliller I Athletict To Win And when we dlsciJij the ca.tdinab 1 , on Thursday mornlni In St. Louis, ! ClalflC _ _ -- - · -'r 'n' w111 !be M11.ck who renders the sc<uionli classic mU'> . or us na decision& We a.i lexpres sou: bt>J'S "shot Lhe works" when tb~·~ opinion Bnd are at liberty to tak:> _ II laid 116 50 on the llne fol 11 lltrlp part In the open d.lscll6ll\ons but we Wh' or tlcket.!i for their ga.mea know that COllate·s Ju£1emen t is By Street To T arne tle Ticket spec.;" are lnacto WJI'Ii Elephant. In Firat llvc. They feu: the "law" will be bon't ret the bnpretJSton Lhu..L we eel on t.o them their places raidmust receive an ordQt be1ore c1ery Contert ed d their pa ieboa d& oonflscatmove we make We don L At ll:-t< . cd Uwy do b~slneS:. we have great ltbertles. We cnn lut St Loul~. Sept. 29 .- CO'lRISt.cnt 1 The hotel arc tHllng tt.h cu~~ Sayo Connie Mack Cuta Off Many Hita To Outfield evenl~i ~ ':'~·~·~·:, ."ot,.'·1~1h1,'m",~h",, .• I reccn~ !o~ P~ M~N ~ G[ ~ I 0 ~ll THE C~ [0IT r" ",n'~M'n~,."~·~·,".wa.: ;t,hm" '.oruo"'~n H:u.., d·.~,· ~. ho!il.e~A&.~ .NII~~e~ ther 11.nd l.nit.ruct the pitcher to &lve the batte!' the rut one he •...",',, 8""'' ... 'ughln·h,'0.,..,'., 0 ...... ,.._.......,. ~STUT[ COOL WEATHER OFFERINGS ~ATHt ',_ IDea l speu~ I aep~ "'~ rc-~ 0 Plf!D ~~ ~hl' I ~ ~vertilemtnt enJoftllli l 'rbl~[c[il E:~,'~i:i.:t~:a.:r.:::t~£1ST ro'c'HHAN[ ! 'nil CAU.Y TRIB~. PO)OROY, omQ. it•DI• to ~;~~~'lr!~~ii~·~;t:DI'~•to of be a bun· · ehoice leo ,a �.·- ··::"-...--""' 7 tJ = , WAN'ITD TO BUY--8lX or seven rcom boUle with i.wu or three acrn ol iround. OUI.Ii.kJr\1 ol Bo.-nen:t)' or MJ.ddklport Addreq: "B · •..:: oau:r Tt1bur.e. s-•~· .ct.. ASSIFIED ~PV~!lTISING SECTION WANTED-Joo can t.o 11 cue 'T'T .. - , • .., ·- ·· - • liS GaII)Po ··s =·•• I 1 -------·----::::::=::::::::::-----------" ~";~~-., -. ......""""...........,' .. . z· y- Mt'ne·.a•..::n~ noml- ~ .tead:r; ·roUD.AY~ 8EPTI:Ml!D 2•. IIIII . to~ H1mt1ngton, epent Sunday ' h!1'e 1 fKl H.r1y tftdlnt: quow.tJons some ltrenctn due wll.h Mta. Ch&pman'INld chiklrtn. 1 a-aYIUI: nanL~· itJ: bettrr l1'l'de ""'~ . . . .UIIil 1 A son was born \o Mr. and UN . catvea Reeelpta 100; mos'-'y Imply; lower ll'adta 100·•· ' Fnmk Uilll ot S)'l'&eu.t, kt.urda.y MJseu Etbe.l and Clan. Ot.rl&nd · at Holzer holpiLal bJ C&ei&rlao IJP· en~ed a few frtendl Prlday I -- - -- - ~------- 11 0 eulhln.rDorQI,hy lQ hoPDr their Jontsa COU8ln&, / IIIIUIIII IFIIIIIIIIIUISilllllillillllllllatlii 111 111'1AIIIIJIUI'fUIIIIUIUII IIIIIIIIIIII Albert Ruuell ot Polnf· .W:i.Nel &ndOfO&Jle . 01 a. ca1 Mtic:lcm equl;mcnt. Dailey CAR STOLEN dauiht.er, Mist Norma Berridie en- l ro)' WILli a vlalt.ot ln the city Ptklay Bol.lth lknd, Ind. 1b...e Be1 \ W. StaUOfl, flouth end of A Bukk sedan belonging w Mls~> tertamed 'l.ith dinner BWlday l.u 1 ~ I thla ooeaalon were lll!ldamel Jane , • Dl'k!ae AJ.oproaeh. 8-13-tt Mabel Olaon or Athenii was st.oleu honor of their iUe!lt li!Jw Napic1 , !campbell, utnnle Dtv", Hazel KeTI-l£ ;;=;;=::;,r.;:;:=====~'l servlce: Ptk:· Bundf.ly ~;v~nlng fmm wher(l, u. wa~; Dean ur women or Marshall Col· Callum Ma.rpre' ~U. ,-; It • parked neu.r lhe Grace M E lege Thuse who were presenl &L 1 Rev aud Warrep and ' Stivers.' MUUcent Bay~n. Sara 12e Cll and all work IWI.r- church. Milili Olsun h11d motored lhe rovely dinner served ttt the h - Grandma Smith ot Portland, Phillips, Urania. Kelei• m., ) lUI te-ed. Oll.ll E. E. ldhwortb, Wlwn SWJ.day afternoon for a snort land View Inn Wlllte M18.5 Ru1J1 1 Thursday In Cheater. Sf\lnner and baby, MiNel DoroU:IY +1P8 8 PLone 6I·R. Q..28·6t Jvl.ilt with Mls$ Mae Ent.smlnlile.and Helen YooL, the Mr. and Mr". Eleherd Penon an- and QayleJonea f.nd tbe .._ Uke thia (10 pt.) lOc. ,. q.n~ had decided to remain over IIUt!l:ll or honer aud hell~ and Inounce the ijlrth ot a &Oil, born 1R~treahmenLi were aerved "" t-8 Loatnliht Ml58 Olson and MLSS Ents. hostesse;o • 1 Dotot.by and Qa.yl, Jones 25 pjjr line. mlnger attended lhe church se11 Rev Howard Tuttle and Mr. and who bAve been I'Uelt.l of theJr v!c~s and the ca r. wh tch bore an t:a- oNALs M1s Clark ot oreenJ)eld spent Sat-. cou.ina, Mlalel Ethel •nd Clara "''JJII ute ..W. " pU #ht per ID Brown puckelbook Iowa license was parked IICBI' P s 'I urday and Bwtday '\olth Mr. and Garland and Mr. and M:r.. John -{) l.l'tftP wol4l maD 1 ID8) 4jiD Middleport street&. t:ontainr1 church Pollee have fo_und no clue~ Mtli F E JonP.S went t.o her hrml! Mrs. J. M. T\.lttle. )(cC&IIum, retl&med t.l tbel.r llDQ\e 0 ttrS, 7tmter pleare cal> 1 ucJt- to the mlssmg car li6 yet. Ju.ckoon Sunday com·ale.::.;oent Grace Elielak!lln returned. to bet In Indiana, N:ond&y. They Wet't I IDierikml f• erman 's store, and recclv i! --from an operaUon at Holzer bOIS- work In New York City, &fter a accompanied by Mra Helen Blun. fill. Will d . 9-l8-3t BABE PASS IS JntaL month's vlslt wit hhome folks . ner and baby, who bave been vi.dtl OoalecUUQ IDHJ'Uoaa tar Jl'kle ·~ ' I 0 Ed r M Morris Haskins mot.or'ed W BJduey Spencer wu called h•me lnf her panola, 111 aJMI Mn. Ben 1 f ~ Ill nn gar· n an oon r 1 Marlett& BJJnday aud spent th~ !rem schOol by the nldm• aru1 oC ._ ';f ' and Mrs. Alta Plllkerman oJ <lay with friend!> death of hie mother, Mrs. Albert 8kin,ner wiU be tNea Crown City, died Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Dwight Wet.her- Bpencn. .\bout 32 youna: PeOPle a " - " · - amlnlmUIIl -'-·-- ol Hamil•-~ after a shurt Hlness. The runeml ' l 10 I~ d d 11 ughter anlved safely Mr. and M rs Van Torrence and pafV at the home B! Kill Bither ~ -•"' Cullls ..,., and VIrgil se1·vJces were held Monda y atleran ' Ttwmu. l'riday ewnlna. Oamt!l twenb·ft:ve oeot. lac u.dl iDler• campbell at POlneroy were noon Rt the Ooo<i Hope ciJUu:h In Los AnKdc.s. Cal, last Prlday. dallghtel spent BWldaY With l4r. and music were t.he tliver&iona ot tlaD. gueiJ',s o! Mr. and Mrs. Cha1 Iwlth buriAl tn the church cc tnt!i.er}' Mu; Harold Notter and b8by left , and Mrs. Oeo Pyles the and lee cream and cake O~nler. · _ _ Holtet' hospitu.l Sunday ' Grandpa Hartung continues quite Tbe oool eveablp aa4 mornlhJI will m.lle Tbf lid tu.a will ll&dJ IIDil& J'DU. Mr and Mu Clyde c 1 crt 0f I : Mo. and Mls Paul Wetherholt 1111 at the home or hi& son, Val Hat· wen served. ll daUred, ao lllat theIaCOPJcbfvr Cllet: 1er were 9·umta.v ~uestsv ·of Mr 'I F THREt. J"'NED spem t he week end In ColwnlHlli tung Mrs -'•cit 8t.lvera vi&Jted relaUver. k A d . f be 1 t Ca t "--•of a. Uute he~tt to "'"' off tbat eblll wtiLII aJOur lid Ja prepared Ill a and Mrs. O . W Da\'ldi>On. 1an n Clson o Steu IIV11le . Mr and Mn. John Rut: the M1s M E Rluenou•. grandsotl a rp:m er, ._... .....y. a~anner INI to brirla t.be p-eaks~ MI'fl 0 p T~ h 0 11 : J ohn Boling of Port~mouth, and E" wt>ck tmd In cmclnnatl Donald and Mr5 1 c Meredlth are Mrs. John lluber waa; tbe &llelt of RAY·GLO AT .. ....... ..... $12.50 UP -ult& to I!OU. ~ II! r1 ll('' · 17an 1WI ~ ll"en and Murvln C~~:ndlll ol WyO IU<i., W Mit>.~ Ma1 ie Kmus 5pent tile wee!~ spending a few dnys In Columbwi. l Mrs. John McOallum Thuraday. Ln be I s, 0 tlg. I"'Va' Wele a t the COU/Hy I end ali the guest or Columbtlli MIS. Abe Elselsleln, Grace El.selsThe em. held theb· !'he WUJ reapoaal...,. rgna orrs !air for mto xJCatlun and Wt:ll' tcln a nd Mrs. R C Windsor spent regular meeting at the Welsh 1 REZI'jOR GAS HEATER AT ... Up · Glllv_f?r ooe luconect .\naeftJoD I :;nt theM weeki end with her nuut l futed. Each paid up and WPs 1 Dewe:.· J ordan left fo1 Dayton Monda,. w1th Mrs. B K 8mlth a t cburch Wednetiday eYeniJll I ol WU' advert!Nment. Rrfor• 1n 0 . · Vln Jll. lea.sed. Mondav mu1n lng wh ete he wlll en · Holzer hospital I Mr and Mn .\rthur Evan& ot 1 ldYeriiRmen11 should be Tepor14d I Ruby Diehl lelt Sund<ly tm --ter th e· U S Vett!rur:s' lmspJtol for Mr and Mrs. Ray Mortis and ' NJo Orande, Sunday with lm.rbedlatei.J, HUNn:R IS lNJ URED 'I m other wete to Darwm su.1 1 Mrs. Mary Tholruu. lln. ThODWI Beautiful Walnut Finish $27.50 Up e.e C I student at tile 0 IJ Pe11.11 Hollingshead Df WeJJsto<t L1lllun spenl Sun - r..Jay by the death of a relative. actompalned them home IUld 'IIIU For Sale, Mile:.at '\lhens spent the end with was brought to Holzer day wllh ncr mother Jn Chulle11ton Y1rgJ1 Wood, 11011 of Marlon Wood ' !!pend a few monthl with them ·. COOL WEATHER SPECIAL her, flnlent.ol, M,,· and Mr.!! B i: here Sunday where he was give 1 H R Alexander of Hun tlnq received lnjurle& Friday when I -· · lb. Z&% Woek Do•ble, Plalct Blaakeb, AIIIIIOrkd colonCur Iat.tent.lon to a wound Jn hls aJm ton sufficlently 1ecowred fron1 wa:; thrown from a car 1n which ht! , FOR SALE Wyi'lemHler and hnm ly uf It wus said, Hollingshead had accl- an at Holzer hospital to rldmg. · I PITTSBURGH LlVE8TOCK 81se Sl;di-Q.Je Val¥! . . . . . . Sale $2.69 • Fo1.r good work mul e~>, one hor&e Springs wue r{l('ent guests ' r dentally lihot hJmseJf W ith a shot be temoved Sundaj: to the h ome of Mr and Mrs Otto Dorst Kan· I Hoas . Receipts 1000; fllirly actlw ••-Mao•-Hardware & Fuml·ture Co. 01 aDd a l&rse barn with prop- M1. an 1 Ml'l!l Albert Heilman gun , although of Uw J her rathrr, A Jo' Lasley sa.s a nd Mrs Baer spe nt one d steady to 10 higher· pado:ltjf toWI mt; MOl" ably abou~ 5000 feet uf good lumber 11\.Ccldcnt oould nut be learned Al ·1 Sumley Mulford M Ch eshire, Is 1ecenLJy with Mr and Mr!i c . Mrs Heller or ' &bout 25 up , 1110 to lbs. 6&-iiOO; il.(te! razed. A bariain. the 8Ut:6t of her &lsrer-ln-lo.w of the bU<i1ntal said the belng treated at Hol zer ho.splf.al K imes t.o 180 Jba. 550--680; a few :otto to M. l'dd)eport The Eberabach Constoructlon co. Mrs. Thomaa Johnson, 1 ound Wall not Mrs Wade Kimes Friday 280 Jb5 585-590 · 130 to 150 lbll 515Ponteroy 1rm a f1u.ct.ured aHa liUff ered In an Pomer(ly, Ohlo . OCXl Mr. and Charie:; G1eenle I acc1clent Bulldlll' uftemoon With MI11 Chali Baum MO · oat Plas aQ. 'kin L. D. MaMu.ter, Otrn,er 1ft Ml'Master, Owner were Sunday gll@l&tB or Mr and Mr~ DINNER PAR'rY 1 J ehu Chapman aCcompanied bv Ola McNamee Is s pending a fe;,.. l o,;s 400- ol25 4 500 ' 1 iJ".. C 11 I ~. 1 Dana Mrs T -8 BcaiUge and M1 and Mrli Ha rry Hanlfly, all of 1weeks with Curtis Wolf and family cattle· receJpts·• C. 8.Diu Olle• returned from S i=~l'lltQ . ) _ ....a Uy 75c _ 1 erat.l.on. Attorney CHESTER PLui&iiifO::PfOinpt y:r Une. thla iin--:- ~uonab (12 pl) ~awyer LOST-t~na~ :-;;;::::=:::;i:= ;;::;;;:;;;;;~;;;;~prtco;;i;; ~ Ji ° I Mls~ I I ···I Rut~ vrcrr ~s r.:~~s C';:v,c~ne,J'yomlng ~ m~r~v we~k ~he Jo~ Ro~k ~urestco(j CJmeta~· Lt. ~ I Oolumtu~ .~ I ~:~erJous FoRBAL·CE-0::--;:cn~o~l~o•:-bo;:::x~.-::u~,~,=ood M~. L\n~ !i:'~~"~~•• ~~~':,',....c.c=;;'."'.'!;: 1:11"''"" post Thu,,.., w"'" "' had ''""' 1, POLLY three weelt:s. ope~atlon · Wu~;ner cal~d h~ wa.~ ~ 23o 1160 N~ HOW~ que~;~~onrd ~hy ~et~,cs nlann~;r-nnt a n outf,elde,r we ll Yeall? drawled Ihlu..S. · ju•t watch him play the oulfl~ld with hl5 !loorecard luum't an ••n:.r in vcars H d plHlw t.om supcr-st.ar of all-ume out· fiel,dirrg. Never out of POI!!tlon, ttult's COnnie toldbench. the ~1tsH•a.s 11n the ac Cl) ~> 0 more h1ts than ll!lY thlee ou tflel1f'•s In the league. He lObs oppon cmts cf singles, red uces IabelL'<:! dou · Utes a nd t riples to single-s a d In f:lCt gets everyth ln,; ~xetpl lmlls clouted ovEr thl! fence or mto the bleachers. cc nie makes 1t nls bu.!. ..leS!i to lmcw"" every mnn who faoes bi>i chm., ataft He shlft1> h is outfieldd also the infield according to the pllcher He won't out ileld ror Jimmy Wilwn , the L:ald& r;;ttch c r tbe sa.me way I01 Grove us f Rommel and Hoyt owhen Grove and Earnshaw arc pitching our outfield shift.~ to t h t: nght-ha.nded batters ' lght Cflll!le Connie rea lizes few men can ull a Grove or Earnshaw fast b all le[t field And whr.n Wllt:ion is against Grove (., Earnshaw ' '"outfield shitts elien more I to thIs'.l ught H e's lcarQ,~:d that Wl son a !'ight nelcl h ltler. Ihe.. ~~ ~bt ma~C' w. IIIIIIUUIIIIfiiUttUIIIUIIIIIIIUUibn~=s:mmumnrt~ JtlllltiUI.'IIIO •" . pit~ ~:·~ ~~.~ • to, 'l' =9.d .len B AL&--Heallola cot.l for f-W. In good condl- ~! Cross of Tdpl ·y Vlbltell llvlli hc.m ~ raet Wtlk ' · Coffee ~'i.Jellr I!Jiii'lth iind !amtiJ oi f. ··lt"' 1 FOEI .... $00 tJon....Call at Mp,ry Jane 8h ~~;;r~ ihrwl, Middleport. -~-27·3_l - pon !r~LE-Bow and 7 pi ~~. Pilau- di•:·.Ji'y!iCII, Pume1oy , Ohlu. Rtt: ;I H r~oe ll Run D·21-3t ' •"- - for !{eatFOR .'O ;NT-·11 room how;c un Liucon..Street. Phone li.!B·X D·21 - 6L FOR RENT- The E A Crtger propertr on Gravel lUll, MlddlePOl'l t1 l'QQ(nB a.ad bath. Large barn un~urage · D-~4-li l Ennd,\~ Rldij:e Am:.avblted Marie Nial Cornell Salstr cr Meaning I fltar•Js vls! t!IIG Jum~ : . WJUmms l family i 'Tilliln Mcnleon llnl1 r.on Hoi'\ •! i DC Cdumbu ~ vltilt ;:d l t'latiVt:> ha • rece.Jtly , , Ma"'on lioroughs Rllli L 2C' nnu' 1 C~umthRII n10tcrect l ~ lla.vks Nt sll SUmluy. I - - ·- -- 1 GRAIN I'RICI'.S Chkago, ecpl 21l-INS-QI :I' •, ' c.JX,ncd r,tcady to rn sy V<dn:l' W .I .11 WU:> l·B tn 1·2C cJT Cl Ill lo ilC IH' II~· eel t <'l l't -!IC IGWCI ll lld ~a t,l lUI ' 111':- ~ I'd •.n 1-4c otT. Whent E,'pl 47 41 1·11. n-,. !7 I J-2: Mn1'ch 50 1·2 , r.·h ;) J .'i-11 J . ~ CCII' 6<'pt 38 J) I · :I' ])"(' .lS ·,_•, 1 7-f:· M:m;: h 31 :HI 3-i: !\1.,,;. J!l ..~-3 I , 3·4. o~· ~ Dec 2:1 3- 11 . MaJ .lf1 1-r: 1 plae~ hl~ fo~ t';..~~~B~~~~~~~~ ,,.,._.._. r •1\J! PURSE. AND S HE'S WITH IT! i Our outfield also is swltchl'<l ucCOl ding to whetl¥:r ~he A'~ are lw'l 0t '*Cwb tht ~~tblng to up:t If Wi'' re liable to t» to a batter s ~· ....ngth Instead oJ to his weak- r th~r. n':;a.:llhsl{.~l t~~ ~et~~~= ., ' . con~e·s ·~t~·~ abe~ Mn • Flurem:e - ~"b.- Du~ h Smgt'l mt-J D-:15-3t -··-·-- -~ ~ - - I l"f!@'ular~ knu~· 11 w~ ~CAT~ 80 lllr nrl rr l ~i n l{, n;~~m~er st~:e\~ IJG~! fig~tr; hl'er~~tl~~~i nic~ .\ u;.:u~t; ui ~·ears La~t ~ ;e~~~~Je~n ~~:n. th~u~ A'~ . I!~ ' •••••••••• • ••• •• ; •• • •• • '1 l!l30 P,O!lt-J m r , I proper refrigention. An ELECtric refrigerator will keep perishable food -meats, fruit and vel(etables at •he correct temperature to prevent spoilage-always below 50 degrees. I I IclltCl: 'Ih" mys!CI'Y HE markets arc filled with food bargains for those w~o can buy when prices are low and preserve the ~ood Wtth ,tLLY'S UNCLE Select your electric refrigerator from the models in our / showrooms-af•odes~ Wv1\t.l Eotl l'nr Jn y .' 'i GENERA!. 4LL•.TB~L mall--Jess Halne ~; , f1 me 8kcptJcs t ; lie viol 1eports c 1 hla ~h r,,rldcr injJtry ll<lVC ~~~e n cxag(erat ~. j and that he wlll be n IS il fJl l .~e ~ la1 te1 Eeat the grea t : r;rrv• laM ym 1· Wos ~OI ' l~ l cr hanq h ·' un!e a nd rest Cli Ju~ lautel>~. hut the lure of lhe rame prcved too r fr':lg Tcps all olhel N L p.t. r·hn •, this yeat P1lCh[d a n o-h tt, nr -t tm gam ~ ir1 1~24 3 Youpp!5t St. L~utr r~au1.1 --Pau l I Dr. rrJr16"2f. Until two W£l'kil lBO wlr. 111 BC1 Li t!l.lly unbentub:c In Ih J 1St Lo u!.!; Patk W1ll ill' clUck Ul\· dcr the ~t,raln oi his firs~ wurld , :oer11s? T l'w ' ,liJaO ~ t< L~l~ il l' I'U-(,j ja~ · ', l fy ~E it ci:t Will he cq11:!l hi '> t9:·:t F:l.l''!i 'pcrlonnance wheu il fl b~~­ itrl 363 nne! h eld up \h e CmdL1 t1i I lnp down payment-liS little as $10.00- will bring one to your home tomorrow. I ' ~t ·pt -:J~- preseroe it ELECttical{y T '· I I I ·. ' '. I 1 N• w Yurk, c,nlv one h1t 1 1 ~~~!;t )UI. ', b tal!rd 1\ greatl·nmriJ,,.k th b y-ent and won his ,1 rrb bad-: f1 om l'Ottn~ Colllus Ctr.n lw ~>lmk~ t•tl ~ p n iJ Gr0 \'1' and Earnsh aw wov~ ov~r him last fir ll 7 The goal-!:;tlle r-Eml~·gh G• WC/11'1 a p1tcher'1> ~!Gve on une h1.11d ~ml a bCXUI!\ ~]G\ .! 0.1 th <~ tbcr Tucd tu "rJdoc" th e As la ~ t ycPI nml \\It~ lleatnt l\\•t c h 1 pam , Wl!l h e !!.ll ]1!1; 1 e ~eug e Um yea,'' ":be pub hc J~y -.o hunn er~L~f1) Orr,< (', tlJ) tll lCCf.lli!J dltllll ICRll •lle y:r.rd"! cl eulsg 1cs li! lll;: n ·: him In the paper ~. If lil t! "'' " ' " mu •. 1tnlnccr ·:vu tc.rt~ t::J whcl't. b e subscrlb:-s t u 11 .~.li Wl~> ~ burer..u the monthly bll l a mCL nt to more than m.~ •. ' ••• \\'llti OlTOIBIR .f"',oiO.., lbouahtful people tluoughour tb~ United States will aglio ebserve Fire Prevention Week. as sugsetted by the Prdideot in bU annual proclamation. Tbil yeu October 4th ushers it .in. Commercial, civic:,. social and other orgaaintion31 will bold ap- • ptopriue meetioga. Million• of school cbildreo will rake put. You. cau.aaab a definite coouibarioo ro Fire Preveadoo Week by increasing your eff'orts to .aleguard yow owo home &Dd business. STOCK FIRE INSURANCE 1'W,.,,., ""'"- has alwayt bc:eo ao active factor in Fire Prevenrioo IJ'..d _ 4 ..., .., _,..... Jn 'ft1..:1t, hJ ·~ ,..., ..._ m,.,,. I• .,.., l!•t, /llrlMrrM-.,;. tM ...,.., ~~ •I Jts.rau fl!/1161 jlutiJM-,. ml ....~_~~,_, ""J _.. Week -through rbe National Board of Fire Underwriten and other orgauizarioos, ..... tbroup iu local in all ...,... I' :-- - · C!Crr.•,:iJl? ' ' ..,...,..,.,....,.,.....,..,.,P.,~4~,~·~·~t .-w;s '· '*"" I : •...:....,..,.._..,....;.....,..,......,...,""!...,.,...,...,.,..,.,.,..,..._...,..,..,.., ;:; I ,._• . ). I as••ts e ¢'- •···~ · ~ jl(i,._tfiJJB tSi$Q;:et tt&ILJ;;t Dfnncn pir.ch hlttrr- Al:'iY Ht~lil !h.:! ~930 pflllmmt fct lh3 ~r~s , with timely p1nvh . hi~ Cl\n~l',~d 1 LIVJNG ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES PIECES RANGES LJNOLEUMS MATTRESSES .. .A N,._l Orr-UIJiiM •fSt.U. PiN l•u;~,..tw C.•/Uf•hJ EJJ•hlishul 111 L866 T611r1' Co•J<il•in 111rY r~prutttutl II] C.Ju,bl~ Agmh i• yo11r ro••uuiiJ " l' ",,••• r•· ' FURNITURE COMPANY 839-841 FOURTH AVENUE HUNTINGTON, W. VA. NOW IN PROGRESS 2-SALES DAILY-2 1!:30 P.M. 7:30P.M. I'REE! To The Firot 50 Women ' ATTRACTIVE SOUVENIRS To occupy >eats in front of Auction Platform previous to the start of each and every sale. ADVANCE SELECTION You may aelect fr(}m our stock any artkie1 ol furniture that ~·ou may be dee:irc;ur of acquiring and theoe article• will be plac· ed on the auction plat· form at the earliest potoible opportunity. EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE A SPECI.\L GRANt> PRIZE will be ~ward ed to some adult in the audience at the coJ]clusion of each sale! SOLD A!T AUCTION POS!TIVJ;:LY 1110 RESJ;:RVATIONS RAPIOS-MIIlRORS REFRIGJ;:RA.TORS Let JJothiria pr~v.nt you from @ltendi1111 ~e•to qp, PQI tune a~ction oale' I Get )'opr •hare of fine fut!llture apd ·houoehotd 11tiliti~•· at ypur own price! fiBRE f!J~NIT!JRJ;: h BEDS GAll H~ATJ;:RS BLAN!CETS-PJLLO~S KIJ'CJi~N C~lNETS and many "" SAN fRANCIS CO, Al"""'-ts ~gt Bldg. UCTI LE The chance of a lifetime ta purchase new homefurniahinr• of excellent quality and utmoat deoirability at PRICJ;:S VOLUNTARILY OFFERED by YOUR· SELF. A wide auorlplept available, indudiaa- SPRINGS - ,." ' YOU NAME THE PRICE! RUGS - "'•n iY ,,••"' "' to CHICAGO. :UOI . . . ..U..fi!Jf Sl1ffl tbe ''iTOVES - ·-'" ct BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE! OCCASIONAL "J. \t THE N.\TIONAL BOARD OF Fill£ UNDERWRITERS 85 JoN SlfWt, NEW YORK 1111;11 ' a· th 01 Remainder ol Store aad Warehouse Sttek '' • JIRl • I I Addreu 7011r letter in the ful!a .,.olnl war: • t5 11 ~immons ~l~~Wmel~b~~~~~:CI~: tJ;~oi~~~~lcy:l;' !r~~n~je~ls~t ~~o~en~r!~wJJ~b~~ ~ superl~rfty weigh~ 1~11U C~NKUN .M~ KE~~ ~~mNHO ~~[AI . Scrtd 15 ee1111 (In 1tamp1 or ~011rl · to Fa.hion Bnr~au. Write c ar~l.!llv and plainly your name :.nil lull •t:l4ttu, lht> nt!ftlbet of the P•ttern and lh~t •iz~ you want. ' a~d m~et ttrarrful l'fo111 to Gel, TM# Patl<lnu • ~ ' ' l ! t .• sh:e-to t humu~ 1 Mrlo4C J'A8HJON JiUBEAll Jt TO N~ [ET f IC.' o · r i .',QlHl!I J. : ~· DAJLf'8 Talb\JNE • I I 'llu• '"1'" .... ,,,, ,... .- Dayton~Wbllc • ww;~ahl OTlU J . I - J 8UTlER ~~TU~OAf I disl~a.U·d til~, FIGHT' ' 011r of th em i< :1 modr~h JlOIRII!'d 1111rl iabol r·ffe, t wh1< h tl1t anngr full figtzre w1U li'tl hecoming. You can carrv the mndd .,,,, in crepe· <lt · chinr. marocain o r triple Rtnrgr ttr, V("TY !llfl\)le chiffon u•lvrt. pliabl e 1noirr, gro r([l'tle hroca rl rrt with velvl"l weavr ~ or !~1111 , The ~i lk • {all be plain or patt t'rnrl\ arco rrlinff to nnc'1 hr~rr If a '<l;onltn rltt:~l u d~~rrrrl tl wn W(JO I l(l.'orJ;Cct1e which h:u a mat surfa ce will bt' fn um\ !;Liisfactory and f\att rri ng to th ~ he a viet' A«trrr. T!ur #flfl~'" "''/ Ttf ~>hlni•,J i!' ,;., U. '" 20 "" 3-1 '" 4(). It 11 ,a;.,, drhlf11',.., . It i, --- I merous In " 01' Saint Lou" as Mll.· 1 - - - ~· ·~- _ ,_ I Sprlngflcld~Jack Walton. vet.el1ed to the batter and base ~·um e b·eryotle 18 wondering wl!l : ha.tma Ga.ndh l's tnlluwers . . each an tmd un the W!tt.enberg college : fcotllall tr.am who !or two yr..:.r.; be Eel cted , tu pitch thf' open.!! new bit of bunting t hat :ftoA.~: in 1' 1 gnmr. ,for the Athletics romOI'l'O~ MI~SOIJrl brwzes brings only :..I tnallc the Lutl.t!raus lirH t scon> of I 'll t-ake you mto my COIJiC.:'. <' wilder delight I the season, only to be robbed Of a · They to~d one G[ ttluse '' wi+ Iehane~ t() 1epeut tms yeat becau&e · I come home" and "here comes th.: 1 a s h<.uldcr kept him out RESULTS conquering heroes" things for joi the flu;t gii.Jlle , }lmbably will be Cards In the morning. T hey llu.d .1' back Ill the Jlneup Friday night 1 palade, they had bands, tc..;; bad wh n Wltt~nberg plays John Cl:lr· By Internatlona.L News Service ae roplanes ftymg overhead. and - - -roll m1dl'1 the Ughts at the Clevet h ey ...ha d'b oouvards ntl'e.ss thouliands lln- Green And White In Goodlland municipa l _atad1 •tm, It ~-,,..... """ 1 sammy Tlsh, New Yurk 16l. m~ ,_..e ou~ bo s' the IOaret.l. Shape After Indiana -- ·-Babe Lancaster, Middletown, N G:?, g~~ e lh!s ~ eclal y lnslance, D f Rlllllm t Brooklyn Been wa•·minK Y, defeated Lev.· Brouse, New York the em ~ le ~a.ck ~~:nd hlti e eat t.hr l•tncll most of t. le t.mc thl.> 11 A' welter weight (6) mea!Ung h get to; -SUI.' jll Wtll the Injury to ~pnri!:y 8 w 0 n Thurs-1 Athena, 0., Sept. :.m-Fn1Jowln~~.l\11a •n~< gne hh,t a chance to shine'! - ., ..,.._ _ _ _ tence busting WRESTLING RESULTS brawling l'itb the Cards 0 Rl•. .al hr.me lUll h.'tl 'ler:s--------J!mm~· 1 :h ei1 first defeat ln a.nao.~H tluee day for the highest honor ol bal- yea\~ the OhiO, Unnentt} B<Jbcat & Fcxx and Chick Hafey lt1:1 t.hel l' By Interna tional News Service dom, be from Blw1r- l rt;sp~(tivt teams , 11 htttlng llomcrs 1 rr.tur.led to Atll~ll:~ At New Ym·k--8am Setin, Newark Among the !t.ems thflt are !)lg llngt?n, IndJann. to beg111 Plt:paru¥ ; c!u 111g the leasue campq1g11 o r 1930 de[eated Paul Jones, Texu waHed around whlcll have to dv tlt.liS Ic1 lll£elhtg an othol Jl<,<Jto lt'!'l Foxx getti ng 37 and Ha'Jev 26 Jn George Clil.lza, Italy, won frum wtlh the series are these . lt>a m a t the tmct 01 the \Hek Oh 1n the 1930 world :;eri~ Hafey hlt no Floyd Marllha.ll, Arizona. "Paul wil! be my to In::l ia l1a Utl!V<'IhJt). Coach I and Foxx on ly one, Albeit It Sandor &abo, Hungary, ·dl'feateU lng pltch~l , says O~ol~~Th~~ U: Ha) <'$ Westetl! Co.)ieleiKl' k 'Ull L'wuS a highly Important blow Tills Mike Romanp, Italy. the boss of the ca.rds. 'y~ 11 r Jimmy uno Chlflk ' agalu lcact 1 'I to fi . 1 Dick Shlkat. Philadelphia, de~ h ttle h ope that Hame~ w~ g~t 11 Bl:tlet· Coil£"!'. ol fnUmn.Lprll ~. 1th·lr matc5 In this spech!ol~y F uxx fcated Steve Znosky, Poland to 1\Ctton But I Wlll ccmc lo the Bobcul lt .lr 0.' w!th 30 Hafey w!th Wl!l 0 l5 " Gllmes, Hallahan at Octol:>eJ ~. for 11. sccon- 1 u:e1'1tlll:l II•! ih v ~trut thcll ~luff u ~ )I;.'U.I , 0 y H S cun y OJJ quile Y th th A COll5t't Utl\'t' ye.u til\' wl!l an d CochrRne an n•x ear'• oltul •uao The odds Al e 8 •0 5 U.1 e ' Ohl · f 11 ' ] dl 1 oans won ro m 1c n El!l3Jl ' ·~ lh<' nf'llll' l' Ull IJctiOr~> t~S U:ey dl(.] m llug tlll>fl l~rmJ u·l~e IIU' liot, sui wln the series • , "C boy~ 12 lo 7 . lll a rllght gunw Jll.o y· lhr 1!130 H't!e~7 II'Y ~<'llll<lU uf Slllllllll'r d111111::; 1111rts On the first gnme .hr.~ llle Ill. 1 I'd Ill th E Hoosoel capital 1 j OJ.Io Umvers lly w11l I .J uly an(J tjt) ('all ell f!'<IIU thl.s · 7 0 s .1t I• J· 1 tlre f:u t rl rrtl the rl !'lu~ of tl1e llug GlOves eha t f " ' ' dtana fer! fer 01 th11d Um r lrll'· · :r· 2 o your 1 I Y 1 ~Oil wh .L en . 1 :1lu1, ~lr l u ,., the brlt:hlel!t slur In }OU kcan th 11ve N o~cmbu 7. ll<. 0 ard·s h ave n c h•n•o Uun e " " ,. , .. , , , · The town 18 well cluttered wtth I .1rt'· 1 atlt1 "' 111 .· JC-.tlvllnes 1 1 th~> III'ILI<•Iu~. \~ c:Hiudtlcr1l \\l!h I he il~iug II( rh u 111111, 1'l1e nndo>uts high and laity gamblt!J s--t.he shaL;J ne1g! t•mh1g ~lul-e for ll gan u llmughl lid~~: cunjun('\1(111 C!l.IIS('tl the 81\ootlng lawa--w!Ut J lfferent idea's DcP•' UW Onlvn~ll) at 0Jecnea~.o ll I !Ill I'll hell I 1fr KIIIUIII<Jr UUd the llS to WhiCh club 16 b<lttM'. lthey 1 uu1l•u.ll es nl1!ct thcu pl'i!Hillt>d, will do plenty o_r .wafrlni alP-on~ Co:n,erenee 1 lt('ll('e the J!flJii'lltlr sui•JJO!Iltlon that lu ltr 11 •1 dn~;~ ll !'e lltely tn r;o mPd ut tills will not do m~ch plunging on this I plnl'nnem stlt!llg t.h ,-naiJICd Lil t; SPIIIIOr' UniVCI'Sity cf l nd muu 1:11clm:: l" la:sl . Sat ul'day tu brl'ak a BOIJI~l l • 1 mg stt·eak of l9 consecutive ganw.~ Onl7 !n tht! thud qun1tr1 hu ll:' . H I was the Green and White fotc ed lu give ground to 1t.<; B1g Ten up]JO!rd ll !Jl.l~tlco.lly ull 1H th e pi,Jy ul tlh n1~t lwo and ln~t slam.a l akm~ Hcnsle1 t u JILlii,V Oluo 1:Jacl m luul ~cvc1a l ~c o1 mg: uppurlun lt1 c.. hit N a~ ~1b ir t r J l',\11~ 2 u;Jt, n' bul one or thrm l ndmua hud t... 1lv one •• I' DJl• l'!fl nlly tu "tUit' a n u m.t<lc !!t't.!l rn It A ;1as•, CV CI tllC [~G a l "I I( <i 'lUI 11 , 1111 ,• JIL'I l'1lllll 11UI'III lo(flV•" lllfhlfi,( It , '(~<' I eLII' I • A bluckcd tm.lt , cov<:l(d bv .Etr~1(It 1, l)luo l rtck l•·, b <~ k ' I Lllc IJG.\1 ,ltr •, unlcu f01 tllt' SIX RIIIIUi t tllC\1 kr· r~ Ch1. J.; Gatncl, Pl<JUfL. f[ li,!Jo(t' lUill"l b gd tht II'. •11 til e IIC~ bH~ lol Ill( f')[\1 t pr.mt Jn o ler,;nt J)IIIC iln· ~:;;~o~m 1 (lot:• rl ti>W S U CC~S:JIUJ Jtl 14 out ll 75 'l. Uemp ts at placeme11t klcklllg !II N~ y~,~~o tnd happ v fllte~ for m:~t r<, ll <, There i• a fluid a l cr ll! l'tnt'~' 'Lhnut thrm an<l l']llil e a numh{"r n f 1111Mrh U! lrall y length Riving a nd •linmnn~ Today'~ morlrl ha• it ~ pnmt~ ­ ' -- I J champlon- ,, ~,u·ve .,J •bl~ ..ng Iullbay... . - I · NaUo~\al •luulrtd '" Ptn·u 11•J llu '"'""~' thry ' r~ lo~·at ' So me of the prcv;ril•ng f<1 ~hin11 ~ mo~ t favor~d line ~ are vrn· adafll * Nere •· -· c a~ BKCOMJI'fG POR MATRONS and ltiltlakm while they ol I ~t a Pdttern of This Paris Stylej I :'. By EVA A. TINGEY II,., ,_J, w~ ~at.UiHerJ ~~~·v: in ruantity. ·- :fit Tlrf~"Y rtr~>dd, ttrt rrrmr.l ~~" b(-al.eJ.l bJ WwxtaJ. •· tert"d none of tl)e at::rlo\1.6 tnJuril's wbt:ch · Jea.red cpaf.;he6 aaid .-.c:U.y As a n!ljllt of the Pitt g&ilfl', which reve&led a wca.lmfi!M ll1 14e · , 'BUY.food I -- . I ' 1 WA~O,:D TO BUY ~- UM•d Scv. inlf t\{,lclllue Cui! 111 q:.e ttl~ Y(lth 'Tlin- ~ blamed who l or the by Co&ch H11nfy, saidd.deat the &ehoo' hll.ll bver ULc more ma~r1a 1 ·•to "'' 8e&ACII' •• wdm ]t had ha.d In tll'!veral years, and th erefore ouaht to line a better teum. Robert Bert:an ot Cleveta.nd newly dJ&covf'red ball'b&clt: may be BlVflll a retular pmltion, Henrt said mem~ I , I~:en~;~ be- ~ rb~ttlng I r ()Ja-~ .~~~~~~~ ~ t.biJ..., football !am1 Ulelr tint cue of the pracLice flo&cblit Klli.Wr l today tdter Don Hamlltun, tocb.r predleted a vic· iaphorno~ halfback was &U'Ickeu K£\ll1RQ: team when ll with lnt.e.tlcal n u Caudr L L tn '?:c~~~~~ a:~lo~e~"~-~~=rn,· "== ~~ ~ ,::t -~4 ~:~~~~:~~ ~~h~~~:b~OL:.~ ~~:n~~~tb~~:a~ay s~~:ic~ev~~ r~ ~. -'&1 l.e~ an uncmplO}'l"<l <l•. rlt: took up hlls l:l~i.nd in front of t,he ticket wmdow yetiterdM y, determined .NOl' to budg l;.' from lhe spot until Thursday ""hen the 61}1\Cti opeiUi bctv.CI!n the Oa!di!Ulls and the Athletics tn~h.,kThou~h h~ .Ne~ ~~;k f!~[~er~~~~~: d!t:~~ i = ;"-;;:;-;::--;;:::; - - - -- · "' ~oQrr NN~NT wINNING IH!~~~IJa~h. .Q"' th~;~ ~:wery t.~lder, ~ho~ tho~gh; L~uGut~s lt:~c cct Haas. ·c:mnk Mack?' ' wn tH I'll astonishment. HOW TH·? ~ ~ner ~>lc 5 TWO STOR£5 pract•~ rin• H iram- A aeneral stta.ktup In th" Hiram ooUq:e football team Wt.f .,......, ordered today by Coach "Chuc&" ~d ll.alon HeiU')' !ollowlnl Klram 1 10M to iOf . '"'~r::::·::·::~··:.: ,911ttMlW~ :-;u~ oddiUonal Almo~t I t ~,ur A Sp--eakt·n-g Lt.-k-eness·--- - --· --- COME. I<EN? M1· und M1 ~. ClJ!·t John11on an· I cu~ e D·:lll-3t 1 t' r UI'Ct' thr birt h of a dnughb - - -·lJOfll B1•pl 20th F'OH SALE One bmhcl apple Sil.:vl Baley wl w ims I;. t• n JU ill b:u.keta In lurge o1 small quan - :m p·-... ved 11L t h l!; wrlting tlllell Al!:o caps and Jmcrs fo r M ,s Dldctlt ad &bert Catnnhnu ~ an •CJ. HLirtlngJI' F'ltl4t F11.rm, of Nlw llrlghtOII, Pa, at • \ lsl tint~ 1 M!d lt>~ort., Ohio 9-25-Jt I W"l Cr nllll~Ul and fan1lly. 1 --·- ---· R1 v and Mt'!! Ray c.o~s di.lt!:Jh 1 FOil BALE.-'fwo lloU.tV;, ~ we 1 ll!Hl lcr E.Jth and Mrs Am u 1 In Gl1 ~ ten room~:~ und lot.'> One hom;c a11 ~1 1. CA : 1 l', ~· •tt•r d n y ·u~ 1 [!WI· I r.m.: $3500 when purchn...<1cd Buy ,Jy r hursdfi Y 1 onr hGusc i~:;r $0000 a nd tile otht'l' Mr. nnd Mrs MILrlou Dm CUI!n" h ~ lrO I' FREE One hOIIIIC 011 ' 0:1 !Oil No1man rrre i. JJ~ namgr;c m ~ ' ~h.rt I•curlh St., o~hcr Oil J,a· Hm :: wlth C:&!l Easterday a nd t au,-! eu ~t 8t fhe b111gcsl b~trgalu :: vcr 1Jy · h·•nrd or Sw L. Qmck lll, Ml~F till YPung of Canaanvd k vL~ It · dleport. 9-20-::lt r d Mr and M rs. W. If Ct·o~;s Iccm- 1 ;J l~· ~tW'rtt(·s ~ W~lr th~ "" ~ s!Aor~ \lor'~ - ~~ Grid .......... r,n $;US I Ul~ fin~ · .f.i t~JM!rlor -ora- ~nt ~pent AND HElt r AI S i I Qak Grove Onpper 1 ~servolr In flrst clar;~ w. Also Mil !lOll Hamlin or.::an. oert.rude McBI'Ide, Byra- t.e~Ud\ tlcn Mr~wa~; 1 aut~ IC'K FOR BALE-Several Lhou· I Ml and Mrs. Henr)' Martin llnrl II BJ\ fl d b lllllng btick dau1Jntet· were a t HCJyt~owu Sunday ;:!~e 'dr:-R 8~~ 624 .~. 9 ~24-6t ca!Ung on their uncle Huam W1•lk er wl1o ill In a &eriOWI oor!oltton , FOP. SALE-Mu,lc61.Tc._coa-1 - "1-atWe" Ml~s pallu~ulars ~ches ~s. hospital~ ttt!.t~ment I [ By dbt!nct.ion ot beln,: 1a.u to .... nit- fOi the t"Jeteher Utltt1L window at. Sport.~man's z;a rk to open for the bo.lglnnnlg o! Lhe worllt JrOeO A~ [ C£l·H1R~T INB ~ OCM,':,···:·;·; I ~ Gos~i~ ~ ~ ~::·,.::;. ...:.w~.~~ !~~~n ~'"" lot.aa~Uooal Be~Yi~¥ ~ntt ,t. Woot~r-Wooter 1 Ohio l l1fln - Although Heidelberg 8 stu dent princes wun ea~Uy from Ho~ j Mwh colle11e here aturday, coa... . With "Hot Air" About 1 Ted Turney Is far rrom ' Ability of Champion' 1 . with h ts team and, may make i erul chanlfeS. he i>B d today , after .1 Leader 1dtftk ull. blocking and tackllng work 1 OU ~ }CI:~Jda) The princes will be 1 j:lven L\ hard driving all week tn lJy MICKEY COCHRANE catcher Phll~ddpnill Athle"LCs ~tralghtway, Pllil the hit and run ruec~ss t)a~> not )'l<..,de "~'"\' Sam I, ' tc.l\H'I ~ aud swlll be ja.mm:d to ca.- l ')l'ej>arllt,mn for t\)eir, "N:me with Co pyright., i931 , By 1 "l" s or lay down a bunL undel ordhc:Jt!l too, lm mm w ..0 new lntuXI ',<hiC.'' pnctty 011 Wed!Je.sdny n!ghl ~a~~o Wes le}al' al Df' " ware SnturhJI d I bl Be l 29 The othl'' CCJndltions Only when Ule .;aunt ls i r t I The A's ate due hele Wednesday I P a c P EL,n WPIC two balls and no strlkoo, 01' three l whrm gulping lhe nectar 0 tl - lllld, 111 prepara.uon the cltl· afttl'!lOOil whe k 011 1 th I bul ls and one strike we look to umpll oi "ol' Salllt Luo" lUI' practls ouwr coaches I finish ing a snappy :1 1 l:.ench fo1 orders Olherw!Be we 11,1,:e l So much was Ob\ tuus lle1e Wday mg up on !:illrlll hii!Sell, loud cttt : were makmg slJUtd In thler llneup3 S£;rlc!i encounter:;; 1111 t.ur own judgment. This tends to wheb thC! lovmsfolk went mto et- 1 call::; uud 11 medley of boos. All this Coaeh Hun y Baujan or the Ulli St 'Loul.s Cardinals aH give man more confidence In 1stacies hyst.en cal over Ull;.' pen- , Js Intended t.o shatte1 the m 11 ro le oC verlSily or Dayton squad Mid today spcrt.<· wrlt.e,r. asked. Gw!ge uas crucia-l games when one of two ~uns nant winning Cardmals of HJJI "'" the A's he will s tPnd Pat Itt the Bosto11 r.enter he are needed Ill the late lnniJlt'... con- 1U1ey did back In 192ll whe u the c!t) We 1nust get thei r morale,' 11:1 collegt! game this weeg, und UM! the was the Amt:rlcan nle expects the to ga.luecl. li.ll first League , lhe Catdma\ attitude " Whcn lt.eam that walloped Hanover colouttllder. .. . 1 wer what to do. u he d ecides on il ,pl ! Hfli Altliough baseball got the !lhe1 tctuu'lS a t:hange 1nora;,;l lcge la11t week, -v.•thout · Ccnnle Mack, qmckly 111 5 -~cia.! play, the s ignal qulckl·· , Jlll. S.S· ship& are beconung almost i.V• nu~ tile rest 1s KiiTJple " -- enJoy~ Winner~ r tcnti~; I"'~ 1 :, • I DERRINGER PICKED I MICKEY FREE ~pent I I f~liSI To·~~~~\"':.:.;.:. · ~ .~ . th~ ·loi'IS :."'" 5 serlell, It~ Maclt: who makes the 1 tlmtl decision on llow to pitch to 1 and play rival players He rememO Th 1 ben every batter whethet· he bl! e Odd a Are 8 to 5 . n e 1ookle or seasoned campaliller I Athletict To Win And when we dlsciJij the ca.tdinab 1 , on Thursday mornlni In St. Louis, ! ClalflC _ _ -- - · -'r 'n' w111 !be M11.ck who renders the sc<uionli classic mU'> . or us na decision& We a.i lexpres sou: bt>J'S "shot Lhe works" when tb~·~ opinion Bnd are at liberty to tak:> _ II laid 116 50 on the llne fol 11 lltrlp part In the open d.lscll6ll\ons but we Wh' or tlcket.!i for their ga.mea know that COllate·s Ju£1emen t is By Street To T arne tle Ticket spec.;" are lnacto WJI'Ii Elephant. In Firat llvc. They feu: the "law" will be bon't ret the bnpretJSton Lhu..L we eel on t.o them their places raidmust receive an ordQt be1ore c1ery Contert ed d their pa ieboa d& oonflscatmove we make We don L At ll:-t< . cd Uwy do b~slneS:. we have great ltbertles. We cnn lut St Loul~. Sept. 29 .- CO'lRISt.cnt 1 The hotel arc tHllng tt.h cu~~ Sayo Connie Mack Cuta Off Many Hita To Outfield evenl~i ~ ':'~·~·~·:, ."ot,.'·1~1h1,'m",~h",, .• I reccn~ !o~ P~ M~N ~ G[ ~ I 0 ~ll THE C~ [0IT r" ",n'~M'n~,."~·~·,".wa.: ;t,hm" '.oruo"'~n H:u.., d·.~,· ~. ho!il.e~A&.~ .NII~~e~ ther 11.nd l.nit.ruct the pitcher to &lve the batte!' the rut one he •...",',, 8""'' ... 'ughln·h,'0.,..,'., 0 ...... ,.._.......,. ~STUT[ COOL WEATHER OFFERINGS ~ATHt ',_ IDea l speu~ I aep~ "'~ rc-~ 0 Plf!D ~~ ~hl' I ~ ~vertilemtnt enJoftllli l 'rbl~[c[il E:~,'~i:i.:t~:a.:r.:::t~£1ST ro'c'HHAN[ ! 'nil CAU.Y TRIB~. PO)OROY, omQ. it•DI• to ~;~~~'lr!~~ii~·~;t:DI'~•to of be a bun· · ehoice leo ,a �' 7H OH r l ~ "' J' rr lt Nus tuu l sr~ c • • ' •.&oamz Pl~ad In NotCourt Mrs.Council Elsie Bennett Wilson, The New !TWO SUITS Guilty President Of Republican cwl• Women Will Make Address Here ·· \ fll[ril.U -.l Free Entertainment Proposed B0J INe'!·Oid Styles HER[ fOR ~ I~OHCL~~~ie Man, To Cure 'The B!~es ~ 11 -- Brir: By LOUIS MILLER 1 Eledton Board 1 Plttsbursh I N s Bt.aD' Correapondent Sept 29--Sook. Old M anta 2181 39 For Man DepreMion with a Smile o W $ I e111 hardahiPB they seem powerle85 ... e8Ca.JM ....... M&ny tolk.5 t~pend money for di Experuel 1f that doelln t work try a. &:mg version now lhD.t Lhey should uti u d Dance-or two ll.le for physLcal edueatlon They And let t.he governm 1 t t do this bccau~:>e Lhey feel they ru\Ut T"ll:o sLJJts for d vorce were flier! Jt e paJO or h11.ve peace of nlnd-the peace o! in the common pleas court he e or all the remedies oft'ered tor n md that comt'll from dlvendon Mc.nday a!tr:rnoon The ft r s t the llb of current condltlons with and amusement 1be state of mind l Ma.bel Woods vs Mlir 011 0 WOO<l'l millions out of worlr. toe sug1 es Is a.s mpm tant lUi the state o! th and the second Lovel hi. Folden vs tl(..n put forwud by Elmer Kenyon stomach Kenyon contends Herman Folden 1 rf'C'.ently appotnted head of t~ Everyv;here I tave gone he In the petition nled by Mabel ama Department at Came le In said I have been Impressed wit '.:I 0 1w IL \\as sldat.ed tMhat t he two or Technology Is consTderel'l l the dU!content and deadly serious ad. ... ee n 11.rue u ay 1 19:.16 moot umque ne ss ol the entire population Most 0 Fot mo e tl an three years the de M11.n needs aU people even Jow are getting th fet da 1 hilS de:.terted ller ar d :dnds--11.nd J eeds lhl:lln now more bare flt!Ceeltles 80 called but. the. bt!cn t!U ILy o cglect ol du tlu.n before Is the rlnci le lrm t enoll&'ll Nobody lives tor th the J,.et lor SL..l es M s Wuocl Kenyon propo;!l P bare Nor does anybody asks the cou o a ol 011Part cularly the 8job! !! want to continue this attitude ot ta depre&ion 11.nd serJowmess I o cc a d cws ody of thel only cast. off the burdens fJC:s chlld li e l r:a s of ge and worry The depre:nd The a.nswm Is found tn free Tl e f'oiOel petit on s ales the Ito a mental dep esslon to a amusemenl.l! Kenyon asserts with two we ~ n 1red 01 March :,m a n ext.r: t he feels the 1110vernment footing the bilbi 19n23 u soAo;..o•,ndd With tree amusements--&uch a.; give the people the oppor " ~ ... ....... baseball wn yw?_uld "' spend t I I t-o ltlt' • d and was costs on the possesstol charwe aJ $r. and ca;ts o Ll c ntoXI CIJ o 1 charge John Wh int charged with break 1ng h to and enterh g the home or Charles Canterbury near the Rock Spring~ fatr grounds w1u, arra l!.lll.'<i before 8q lire Titus and entered a 1 plea of not guilt~ A tllal hearin!J" will be an anged before Squire T1 1 tus within a few days l,.awrence Willis allrged to haH~ s&olen a battery IUld a 1tomoblle Urea from Dave Mmris of ca pr:1 ter recently was given a p elm 1 I I ary hearing before Justice fltus Tuesday mo nlng and pleaded 1 n 1 guilty t.o the charges He will b gLvcn a trial hearing within a rev. days 9,lark was returned lo the ooun ty ;Au In defa lt of fJayment or the ftne and oogt,s and the othe1 tv.o were returned to jul on fa lure t'l secure sumele 1t bo d l ~. ~utute 111<.~~ gran~ lu~r I lla~ amusemen~r e~er whi~h ~nC) 11 neees~lties re~t d~~ed ;~ },' ,,• •~.~3.~",.' boon~ Tt·~t1 ~~~!~!ries By ALICE LANGELIER Par'- S<p' Th .. "' ••- e new old faa.hlons a.re call1n1 for many char..a:e 1n accessor:let.. Th" pertmnes of twelve months •a:o Will not do at all with the Ut a.r~ National Dairy Show Ex)Je(ted To Draw 100,000 lin& to he pet ton the delend1mt has become un habitual drunkarj and a been practicing extreme cruelty Tl c petition pray~:~ th~ comt o t;nl tad \oree temporar( l --- ~~n /~ ~~~c~~~~re~CL~o~~ ;~e farces Ool'~fspondent ~e ~!:~ c~:n;le~~l expos.Jtlo~ tie tilted hst.s and V1ctorlan rw belows They entirely too 10 phL!Iti<:ated Fahtonable perfmnen5 1:n conjunction with the 0..,.. 0 , ..... are ccmlng out. with quaint old fa ot the show theN! wW be l.h;·-cei::l!htoned stents whiCh hiut ot gar bra.t an ot the twenty ftfth annlver dens of heliotrope verbena eandt ury of the foundlnl of the Nation t tt d 1 te They are ex- a 1 Dl.lry Assccl&Uon sponso s of \l an m gnonet ceedlnKlY deUcate and damty alao the National D&iry Show ery ladylike Incidentally this year will be the W[rth Is sua;filelltinK short. glove.! hbd BUCce88lve time that the ex for evenlfli' ftar wlth gowns o1 the biblt on haa mown here I 1930 Bf'cond Empire a.nd they eome In forty seven states and tow cana delicate pastel shades tn Ulht. delesntlons Th18 year 11 represents wel&ht suede with narrow pmk dian provinces were represented by SCAlloped cuns that or 1 lion Is expected to equal There are also new 06trlch feath last u lnm; with the fronds n! the 01 With Ute National Dairy Show ~ric 1 much elQ~tated Thty are not tour other expositions will be held miJH and thant.here 8 Inches when t..p They ened a're wide quaint Utr&:Horse are ShowThe TheStBtLoul.s Louis NatloiUI.l Nat nal I wouJ~ ;g!~~~~drt:: ~eeh•'"n°d"'led•annddba0~~-S~~ "u""otu"ht~e I~u~gtest;or cr~ ~mbrold6Ted 0~tJJ18g PouJtrvmen I"IJ .SCU p bl ro ems I DI 1 I showen near the L&ll:.. Thurlday FULL LEASED OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE 30 COOLIDGE Wllll S~PPORT 'HOOVER l fOR PHESIDENCli Dehn1tely Enda Contro• veray Of CompetlDII In Repubbean Raee DECLARES MORE HARMONY NEEDED Aa Well A;-Cooperatlon l From Entire Repubhcan Rank• In 1932 Gold Fell tterWarTo !Estelle Refuses Be Waged On To Acknowledge Beer~dvocates I Jack's Divorre IClauaiDI TI:t She 11 Very Much ManWd" Stirring lJp t;rid Power 1 flEEINC :0 IE 5 fOll r Reaardl... pare• Attack Throueh 'Battle of Word• I I 1~ U T0 ~CG10EI.,. REGRETS THAT WILL DIRECT FIGHT I Two Other• In Sericliie Cond1bon In Clnela;a\t 1 Hoap1tal - "!bill 'A• Anti-Saloon Lea111• Pre Demptey 11 CaottoatplatiiatJL'-t•'JSeeyqe" or Thoae Whn l Claua It Wtll Reotore I A-ther F11ht BecaPro.penty He H.. Plealy Bv Mll ES A SMTTH INS Staff Corres1 und l C I nb1 s v Ecp Jo-Thc nn alo n lt>ague of Oh o Is }.H' parln~] vaae a bl.th:r war ()I y,ordb a ~er a 1 1 ltE 1 ropo1 t u~; Lo ' WARREN SPEAKEASY CUSTOMER IS KILLIW - When He Re>11ted TdP Of Bandito Who £so raped w.th $48 u 0 Scpl iu-INS_g._ w., Va• 1 po~La 1 tf!~u bk~e~t ~~o~~!rec~:~r~r. l "rbunnl&r....,. I sh~; I I Vernon,. I I Fair and warmer tonight ~he I e~ \ITI:.ATHER FORECAST- READERS NOTICE-II you want the Newa Office of The DaUy Tribune, call 236 L, 1f the BuaneN Office a•k for 202 R INS Stt.ft I St Lou1a Sept 19+-The National Dauy Bhow which attracts at mar:,. as 100.000 \ lsltons will be hdd hett October 10 to October 11.: a d 1 r h preS~Sed I ----------------- By ENOENE J ROOUSKI ~~~:=l r:;;!~lee~ light now expend for their ~~~eyam=Y r 1n re1 ~carves als<; edged with Pclultry Bhow The Womans Home would bf' bl to t k e de me1 s in purchasing other nece 8 the utrlch to be thrown around Expc&ltlon and the St Louis Fair mere anlmal.ed a ~t aeon a slUes the throat lc.odngmuchliketheold Twenty four state8 ~nt their lt!e a. kind of ha att ude toward Ken)oons phan contains detaJl 1eQtner boa cattle 00 the dairy exposition last en endered ndp~eSii would tiC a~ t.o how the matte1 of urnishi " Long scarves wK.h rur ends can YHr ¥,;hllf' ten statrs w rc repre 11 1 nf er, .• or prosp;;:ity be sedto keep for old little stynted show and twen ....,.. w .. p muffs the fashioned Uugers warm four Inin the thehorse poultry exhibition 10 reached the ages of our and three These Yi"WS d problem with others eontronttng and there are stra18ht and narrow Also ta.klnK part In tile restlvlttes 1~~~~~~epee vely an i)ermancnt with conaldera:leva~xc;:rl:~c: n 1uc Ll e varlou.'l oftlc lil1 committees thls !llet ~Cllrves for ev~nlns wtt.h long: at the exposition wtre student..~ of liiRAM \\'ELKt It Ill I :S 11 A petition va..~ also flied Monel a~ l resented In dead ser ousness Ke ~!niter ringed end.!! and rhinestones .1.et In lliJrlcuJturel lrom thirty one states aftemoon IJy C lrlc W Clark aL on believes that just as entell.aln t would reQuire A comprehen the filet and • H Club members frcm t \O.eU torney ut ln.w m the mat et ot ad 1 Cl t wtt.s provided lroor 8 lu war 1:1 v~ progam of fee amusements I Eat rings will be lnportant lhl~ ty six states. dlUu Ill applopliaLion lor expenseOJ time liO diversiOn l!ho uld be atro d pa out of government funds Thls wtnt~r and hav necklacea to mlltch More than 1200 of the ftue t n cf the board of el!!ctlon!l of Meg ll Ul ncmployed now Is the direct opposite of Ptl e blue pink or wh Le satan lmala ot the five dairy brefd: cd\lllt} Ohio Tl e mu mt aske l H eor s obvio ~~ that one ot th ed f o h he P esent solutions o:rrer eH:n ng bags are long and have blue bloods of the cattle world wlll to be approprlat.cd in U e petitio c UI>CS fOI th del esslon Is pin or~ e depreBslon such e.s plow cry~tul clasps small white bags compete for national honors lh Is $4IIBI :J9 / olot;. cui dt!elarcs the dratnatlc \ un one third of the cotton are In eyeJ.ets Hand lead ng nocks of tht' Unit d Bt tr: rector -that the sllmp Is to wh~a~r T~ml g the Parm Board s l':rrc lets come m we color l!tfects and canadA. will "end over 2500 of 1 orne e)(tent !.he rr.sult or m e es~~ence of these plans th 1 fl \1 , j Replace this fear w th the 1 Is to destroy something The es nE-st birds to the poultry .. tt' of gayety the spltlt of adventur sence of Uu.~ Is to create ::omf" 1 roposal Is more man a. resort to 1 lllled by the dran a or any oth thing the bread and the circus (IUf. m --- - -SS er a nusemel t and one of the One direct bene .... c at rf!Z>U t would Roman days) Lo ket;p people con I ~us~ of the depression w u ha'~: lmmr:r:Uately on:ur Kenyon potnt tent Its aim 16 not merely to keep At Two Day Poultry School en removeo ed out Actors would be put back them content but to atimulatc Ml!iii Lyd a Snyder and brother I P ~f'D.}On fo mf'rly o t:eacher in ~~ work tmd along with them au them to overcome despair and ftnct Harry sp"nt the week ez d wll>l 1 NOTICE to lie Held 1n Park I LSbu gh schools t.a.s been lee ~ va ous crafts and trades that a way out til~lr grandparentll Mr and M eraburg Soon ;I '' on the ploy< given by th ' 1: opplle> to the theatre• 11oat K""YO> b<llev" lllat tlU! . . yea Hom" Donohne \ " Wall return life~~~: ~u~~ t Heifi has spent a 1.\~le :~t lo~~l~t provide consider of amusements should be provided Miss Mabel Slaughter nnd broth u ed e e re He cor n free a se 1.1! d A revival or OUbert and Sullivan er Clyde spent Sunday at Buffalo O.tober 2 1 n an w n a me nee not operettll.s might solve 110me unem vl!lltlng their uncle Dr P E STANLEY, 1 Poult.ryn en of the Ohio ~tlli!Y 1 It nay reem fr ';(! 0115 1.0 spen 1 el cf Y 0 ~ou 1 ~~~fcere with othP.r ployment 111s it wa.& IUIPftted I Oue11tll or Mr am;J Mrs Cl.:Lro:noo the vicl lty of Parkersburg ore Dentist ~~ne['h for amusen entl:l In times Ia depmture f on t~e nprrog~m be Likewise m8.88 singing Ble~slng sunday were Jap Rotu!h plam)lng now to att"nd a two da~ I lg w th unemployment : : :;:11)' Rome 1 Ohlbtge1 Mr sl!hool at the State Marketing plant in that clly All problems of ht lJ keep them fron brooding O'ler byi then HOI 8B and actlvltlell or more cheer dren Mr poultryman will be given to the Y n ..1 ful nature Uan lloc' management and f)I'Otluct 01 \;----------~·--.......---- ~ !\ol ~ W lsr. 1 ho..: long bet'n ac ward With the understanding tl!i.t prob1ems of the flock ow1 e1s J tlvel icle tlfi t!d with tl e Repub the Council IB organlz.t!d for U e Poultry spoclahsts from the:! Ohl l car: pa ty In the state I.Jetng State purpose of educallng wome1 olo g: Bt.a.te university and tro 11 w st Central Commltteewumu.n lion th part.u.an lines B td workm~ lor lh VIrginia university will discuss with 14th dlflt1let She has bnen a m~n good of the Republican party the vlslto s from sever11.l counties lt ber and on th boa d ul gov 1 n r If we enter the t;ampalw a pr. Ohio and West VIrginia the ro.ctors year ugu Mr~ W In 11 S clan L ~: ectly organized body wm klllg t 1 which put profit 11 the poulll.l bu von ou fo mer p1 es dEnt savs of harmony there 1.S no r u:.un v. 1 iness Mrs Wilson As leader of the cver R epubit can won a1 h1 t Iu: The dates set for the meeting a e Council ~he brl gs to thbt preside 1 State cam ot belong to the Council octob"t 9 and 10 fhe or 1 If!: ty marked abUity experl L'e net and Pverv club omllslnl workln~ prnara1ns wl.ll befrln promptly at 10 0reJoct and wUl continue on tl r1: I and a charming pcrsm u.l ty toward one of the lnrB !it Sta.te o Exc;erpt from our new 1es dents ga.nlzot.iona n the U1 lted SLate the day until 3 p m bot!l days Fri nccq ta1 IX uddr No baltl w Mrs Wilson will be the )lrh hall dliy morntug u. 1 d alternoo u ~'lier fought w U out mo I s t ~pcaker at lhe Elmhurst raver t saturday morning will be s::ent ~~n ~t n o 11> work be!me 1 o vlcrory the luncheon given by I Won ans a series of lectutes n.nd dl•c"""IO>'" ever won the without ......, "' nil down lh e coope we at ustH!Goerrurt r 1 Republtcnn Club of Me 1!1 s (.; by people pron lnent In the poultry I ;- - " - -Oc.tober 1st at 12 o doclt h dustry Satmde.y aftemoon will -1.. trip - - - - I be given over t-oR )K'IUitry and en 10 I •vt ~~~Rr~~~ r;;~~~ ~~h a~~~~~~~ p:C~~g at~ew~p=I~~Jc;j1'w:' W~l ~~rekrn ~~d ~; v~~~~c~~ - ---- ,,, COME TO THE RED ANCH8R AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH tbe ~ New I I ~4ptlalated'" tjlre•h TOP PersODII.ID I tsltlm MI.'IS Je!ISie Hart who has been jubilee Mrs MarRaret Stn.nb r) I Tl e Jubilee p1ogran will be n 1 rf VI 11.1 t Mr.CtobR Mr AI and son Hart returnc 1 Monduy wlt.h runny entertt~m ng an l e !!: 11 fclrl Mrs R w Ftnsl.e I~vemng to wa hlngton 0 c l iou~ events most of them dep ct n 8 wal1 and M s Cecil B ndllu v George Het .el left TUeOOay for wme phase ot the poultry h dWitrv 1 ~ id 81 lng Mlch on \ b J;\ r: s 1or the community life 1 the o 1 Ll trl Vallfly terrltorv Many at ll ~c P cts Wtll be 1n the nutUJ e c.f a IJI\\! M .ss Mildred Campbell Is spt d cant wlU n bl cf epi5odc plf!!l( 1 1 ~ the we k wllh Miss Jean Nt ssel by och tommu1 It) rcpn e 1 tt oa.d the JUbilee Miss Katie Bchont Is quite 1U at Meigs County poultlymet arr1 her home on second ~:~t l'et planning to attend the meeUnt; Mrs Ctcll BJlckles utrd f:!On or and son e communities In Ute couu Pottstowl Pa ate viBitlne- Mr alreblrlannln!.._ w contlibJI.e to and Mrs R1 1ph Rus!lflll e u ee pro"''"m with interest fhe Glee Club haB been reorgan lng leatures Beve1Bl r:vent.q are zed with twenty five new membe 1 s scheduled for pre!lentatlon by They plan on gtvtng two concerts I Mttlge county people llnd dennlt tl s yen.r announcement wllJ be nade as Mrs Tom Fishel of Columbus :;oon ns plans haVe ben complet.etl 1 arrived Monday fm a sl'lmt. vls t with Ml ill d Mrs A H Fishel and family \ M and Mrs Will Koester of Montgomery W Va visited ove1 1 \ ' " ll e week e d with Mrs Anna Ep pelm I Increased air pressure a\e thn Mr and Mrs Nounan Kloes were 1 Atl11ntlc lind Gulf states was flt business vlslors at Jackson Mon tended by a further thOUih lllia;ht 1 dM ~vening chal ge to cooler last nlgh1. nnd u1 ____ _ mlnlshlnH" pr~llSUre over wesl.er 1 CLUB HOSTESS and most centro! districts 111 result lng In a general change t.o WEI me Mrs Edward Btarlr. entertalnerl tn those reglor s with 1ncrea.HIUH the members of her btlclge club I ~lo~dlness in the plains states Ex Monday even ing at I er home on :rio~ th!!i6 tC~adianl border Sycamore 1itreet Ouet;tll of the I weather 18 e60'::, a h ~ es ~~ere the cltb were Ml9 p K Smith of weather with e~ a unse ed fair ~ Cleveland Mr!! Pl\t Loclu\ry Mrs. general over 1dkte: 0 Raymoild Boice and Ml88 Marie Uon The pre 11 11 t rva 1 Blchman Miss Edno P!Jiher re are 8 reclabl va emperaturBOJ celved the club prize and MIM ot nmma.l eMt0 I Ma le Blchman reci!lved the guest heavy lt'OIIt prize Delicious refreshmentA were upper Ohio valley aud Interior Nee I ~r:rved England w1 The pre.!llure distribution 1 ~ now favorable to continued fair weath I er with rlslna: temperatu 1e In this vlctntty tonight and Wedne!!lday I 11 ~h 1 I I ('reJ•craJ Weather ~~n 11t•DdJtJO And Y<' t It lsn ~ !O sheer lhilt It ru 1111 a( the ~llgb&est PI :.tva 11 Uon becii.U.'It Jls made not to Us relnfor r.cl far more u an you would nped a. P.hlffon hose to !JII! and It IB BO reaBOnabIy prl ed I I :!t t~eeaft U: 1 hf' I a France :-~hadts In or -ear this or that wUh tt •~ , r l•at C'Ostumt: color We h ne thP nlr"!lt bl'!lgH and rrey Jttlres you eoald ever wan' ns I We GIVe S & H Green 5'~ampa ~now theppMiulssl~ ~~w oce~rr~~e~~n:tly ~nh\~ Notice ....... ,.,... .................. _..,J.ik;_..., .... ...._... Miller Sales Co. VERY SHEER I I 11 l $1.00 ~beer And oh so •arable is. this rood luoklnr I a I rancf' liio .king Uw.t yo• un ¥W bu.y at the Red Anchot "tu 'l. viii 1 1 s J ) to nt trncl a 1 t let n retul{ of the Dn ~ht r r A .. ca Rev lu lc 1 M Rlchrrd E t n sn 1 c 1 who hns vi Io g Jwr d 11 It Hti" n ntf Niles Blllvcct Mod 1 h t visit w th ~~ ~ 011 ~ fl lends bel e bef -c 1 r1 t \ e ~ an :J I 1 I home at Albuquelqte N M Mr and Ml ~ Jr.cot. Ell a. l of Parkersburg M F H b oU1er rrum m~ c"~m h;~~t' tendt'd the r nflal of L nt Nlw Havel1 SJn Llov c11l 11 11 M Elizabeth Hub v lteU wltl I ner 011 Ch lrlf's n 1 1 ranlly In Oal !pel ( c tl e we I M Rl d MI S John DUI.!rl n I children a d William F' 1 f Zan :Wille spent Sundn UWI Ih I torn r.r s pnrr.nt!l Mr' d M1 Pi ill Ihlerr 'Thcv were :ccompa led /lome by M ~ e wh 0 11 vlsll tl em for a v.e k o ten ld:v Ml at a Mr Jh Y Sootl r tPrta ned the folio" ng ftl din I Monrlay Mill R c Pierce fl I dauttl ter Vivian canlllu Hyde u :l n Wll l t Hn s or Tex Michael Scott ur s~ l Bnrba Cnl lei Ilia Rlcho d S L a d M l a Ceflchler or Akrm P H CllfTo I I M a HI Mr I Mrs Margaret CIHford of Corning llr vls tlng r elltlves 111 1 ! ICJ u m P meroy and Mid11epm t E Sl"l Davis Is Un£1blc to b at Schlr.pgel shoe .lltore on ce01 t I nl'f' John Smith of Sprlugf eld v. hn ~en I t11c hospttal at Gnlll polls Willi b1 ought to the home ot PEte ooorrey on umm Avl!n Monrlay MH Do Is McCumber Is erlllch ly Ill at her h<me at Dmwn All Red Men and Cand 1 BIBmDAl' DINNER - - , . . ~iris •boat . . Mrs M S Do 1iels nnd ~on nnrl d t Mrs Norman Foss t p11t a.UO~--...­ Mr!l Edna Hlte left 1 es h'Y f I n a ea are r:equeeted to meet With a pot luck blrthden ertalncd I o vi t wiLh relot v :S at Wash at the Hall Thured"y ftllhi iMondoy tn honor 01 1 ............. ot...,.~..... I p;twl Po $ F068 nz . . . . . . ,... ... II .,./ W Ham SeMen eln ami da 00 P M In order to 10 Mary d tl M s Dn.v over to Athena for confer ll!:mma Foss Mrs Chas Foss 1 Ve('k end vll!it wit~" ~~~t~~~~n ~ nn1 of firat dearee I ~~ '"onon~hfJUe ot Pomeroy Mrs Belltiirtl ...,,..,.,., and daughter of Ra Phone 610.L A H Fisher went to Clev~land By Order of I cine and Mrs Wm Britton and Middleport, Ohto Tuesday a rew days buslne Grand Sachem 1 I CHIFfON PICOT ° RADI 0 n ... fiipray-..liihteld TuM Twl• Pewer Deteetloa I :.~i La ~Y ~~n~': Mn; ~~t~eiAdce~un::~ ~1 11 Mm:C J:~~!x ~~~er Mr!t =~ I I A.• Search for M1aa•D• Tran... Atlant•c F1.aer 10 Started I =rv~r S:eM~~~~~ P:~:n~ ~ EleCtric TheatreYomeroy ~-~-----Wednesday and H HearIrene udPuree)~ See; RegiDald Owen aad C. A1bre) Smilh ' Th Thursday 8 d C . ++---=~e _ ro_a way omedy_H1t--now a grand talkie of laughs and lovers. Also Come,dy "~TORMY SEA" Hear and See; Gary Cooper . v and Miodleport Thursday and Carol ;.j a§1~ .<-~;~~MODERN, FAST·STEPPING YouTH sTAND THE BONDs Of1 MATRIMONY- It'• 0 - uda u d Heutach-Evear Wh&D lheJ Lombard. Story by Marv Rinehart trulJ Lon7-Aioo COMEDY "SILLY Roberts SCANDALS." ''The Man In Th~atre, ''I T ThlI w 01D8n'' • Rolli.~~ ~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 29, 1931 anderson doyle edgar grubb merchant